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Thanksgiving Leftover Recipes--Collect Yours Now!
Posted on 11/18/2001 11:23:31 AM PST by ChemistCat
Post your favorite Thanksgiving leftover recipes here. Then by the time we're all getting ready to find new things to do with all those wonderful leftovers, we'll have but to look up one thread. I happen to think that conservatives are the best cooks.
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I'll start off with my favorite:
Asian Turkey (or roast pork) Salad
Combine WITHOUT measuring, to taste:
Diced leftover turkey or roast pork
Mayo or miracle whip
Soy sauce
Canned or fresh pineapple if desired
Diced sweet bell pepper if desired
Canned water chestnuts if desired
Bean sprouts,"
DICED CANDIED GINGER, not optional IMHO
Other veggies you may like--sugar pea pods, diced green onion, shredded carrot, hot peppers, steamed broccoli, whatever
Chill the above mixture for a couple of hours.
Crunchy chow mein noodles--stir in to each portion at serving so they stay crisp
The diced candied ginger is so awesome. If you love ginger like I do, you will inhale this salad!
To: ChemistCat
This is easy:
Layer in a greased casserole,
stuffing,turkey
then peas and top with mashed potatoes...
Over this, spread gravy.
Heat in 350 degree oven til hot!
And serve with cranberry sauce of course!
To: Molly Pitcher
This will be my first Thanskgiving without a gall bladder. Sniffle. It's my favorite holiday, since it is the holiday which pleases everyone! and I hate to alter recipes I've adored since childhood to take out fat, but this year I have to go easy on the fat or I suffer. Waah.
To: ChemistCat
Leftovers??? What's that?
I have a teenage son. Two days ... tops.
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posted on
11/18/2001 11:31:39 AM PST
by
knarf
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To: ChemistCat
then,turkey- at least the white meat- is the ticket....
You can go no- or lo-fat, don't worry!! Be careful with the gravy,tho:-))
I make very lo-fat pumpkin pies...
To: ChemistCat
Your recipe looks delicious!!!
To: ChemistCat
The easiest: BBQ Turkey Sandwiches.
dice up left over turkey, dump into a sauce pan with a bottle of store bought BBQ sauce. Heat and serve.
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posted on
11/18/2001 11:38:10 AM PST
by
Rebelbase
To: ChemistCat
Take a piece of toast, add turkey slices, add tomato slice, pour on Campbells Cheddar Cheese soup.
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posted on
11/18/2001 11:43:22 AM PST
by
AppyPappy
To: ChemistCat
We always have trouble getting rid of the left-over popcorn stuffing.
What is popcorn stuffing, you ask?
Put a cup of unpopped popcorn in your average size bird and suture that bad boy up. Cook at 325 until Tom Turkey blows its a** off and, bingo, you have popcorn stuffing.
You'll need some oven cleaner too.
To: ChemistCat
I don't have any gall bladder recipes.
Did you usually have your's stuffed or what?
Planning on having minced turkey and spam balls in a rich alfredo sauce,perhaps over burnt toast.
(Cajun blacken'd bread for all you northerners.)
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posted on
11/18/2001 12:00:15 PM PST
by
tet68
To: ChemistCat
leftovers from inlaws'. bring home,eat before freezing.
To: ChemistCat
LEFT OVER DELIGHT (known as Chef's Surprise at my house!)
1 small yellow onion-finely diced
1/2 lb fresh mushrooms washed & sliced
1 tbsp each red, yellow orange & or green bell peppers,finely diced (Optional if you don't like them - it's mostly for color - frozen green peas are nice too)
1 small can Campbell's Cream of Mushroom Soup
1 small can Campbell's Cream of Chicken Soup
(you can use any cream of anything soup you like - these happen to be the ones my family likes)
2 cups left over turkey, ham, or chicken - diced
1 to 1-2 Cups Sour cream and/or heavy cream - to thin the mixture and to stretch it out if unexpected company drops in
1 Knorr bouillion cube chicken, beef or vegetable (depending on the meat you are using)
In a large skillet saute onion,bell pepper in a small amount of butter (not margerine!)add mushrooms after onions start to turn translucent. Add meat of choice until it gets warm then add soups. Add bouillion cube and sour cream or heavy cream until throughly warmed & bouillion cube has been dissolved.
Serve hot over cooked pasta, rice or chinese noodles or biscuits.
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posted on
11/18/2001 12:03:01 PM PST
by
texgal
To: texgal
Am I the only person who hates eating turkey...anytime? Mashed potatoes, gravy, and dressing are the only edible dishes on Thanksgiving.
To: texgal
Your recipe is loaded with MSG (a flavor enhancer) be glad you are not allergic to it.
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posted on
11/18/2001 12:10:50 PM PST
by
Ditter
To: Ditter
I remember going to use the bathroom at a certain Chinese resturant here in town and there was a half filled 35 gal. drum of MSG sitting beside the door to the kitchen. Needless to say............we checked out.
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posted on
11/18/2001 12:13:43 PM PST
by
tet68
To: ChemistCat
Since most ingredients are optional, I'll give my version.
2 slices of pumpernickel bread
turkey (diced optional)
sliced dressing
mayo
salt & pepper
Place mayo on bread, next stack turkey and dressing on bread. cover with 2nd slce of bread .
eat
Serve cranberry relish with.. sandwich.
Seriously, I'm going to try yours, sounds good
Need creamed spinach recipe
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posted on
11/18/2001 12:20:36 PM PST
by
Vinnie
To: ChemistCat
I line several attractive pyrex casserole dishes with dressing (recommend bread/poultry seasoning dressing). Lay slices and pieces of leftover turkey on top. Pour gravy over top and a little down the sides (don't inundate with gravy). Cover with pieces of turkey skin, fat side down. Squish glad wrap over top and poke down into sides. Wrap whole dish with heavy-duty foil. (Don't use pyrex cover). Put casseroles in large baggies...Freeze.....Will last months in the freezer.....To use, start defrosting in the fridge the night before. Heat with pyrex dish cover on, 325 degrees for as long as it takes. Discard skin and serve....I use a hot tray when serving as the casseroles have a tendency to cool quickly.....For years now, when I have Thanksgiving, I've made these casseroles weeks before the holiday. I got sick and tired of being sick and tired by the time I sat down with little appetite to eat my own Thanksgiving dinner. Serving these casseroles gives me time to prepare all kinds of nice side dishes for the feast. No mess in the kitchen before and after the meal. The skin juices seep down into the casserole while heating. Everyone loves these casseroles. I have extra gravy frozen to put out, altho in most cases, it isn't needed. You can freeze casseroles for one, two or more people depending upon your need. Just pull one out when the lust for turkey and dressing descends upon you. Try it, you'll love it!
Leni
To: ChemistCat
Panckes (no syrup) covered with turkey pieces in gravy.
Actually it is very good and a great way to serve turkey for the upteenth time.
To: knarf
Leftovers??? What's that? I have a teenage son. Two days ... tops. One year the day after Thanksgiving, I went to get the turkey to make some sandwiches. My son had taken the ENTIRE leftover turkey with him back to Raleigh! The whole thing! You just do NOT have leftovers with boys.
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posted on
11/18/2001 12:25:48 PM PST
by
Howlin
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