Turkey Leftovers
Nov 29th 2005, 5:52 pm
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Turkey Leftovers
Well I'm all out of ideas...I've got a turkey tortilla thingy, a stir fry, a soup/stew, a turkey pot pie...and now running out of ideas for dinner...so whatelse have you lot done with turkey?
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
Nov 29th 2005, 6:09 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Bob
Well I'm all out of ideas...I've got a turkey tortilla thingy, a stir fry, a soup/stew, a turkey pot pie...and now running out of ideas for dinner...so whatelse have you lot done with turkey?
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
Nov 29th 2005, 6:39 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Bob
Well I'm all out of ideas...I've got a turkey tortilla thingy, a stir fry, a soup/stew, a turkey pot pie...and now running out of ideas for dinner...so whatelse have you lot done with turkey?
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
Great with brown sauce or tomato ketchup.
Nov 29th 2005, 6:41 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Bob
Well I'm all out of ideas...I've got a turkey tortilla thingy, a stir fry, a soup/stew, a turkey pot pie...and now running out of ideas for dinner...so whatelse have you lot done with turkey?
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
Mom always made a turkey/broccoli/cheese/noodle cassarole thing that was pretty good....if you're into cassaroles that is.
Last year we finally ground it up and fed it to the damn cats...who got sick of it too.
I for one am damn glad that Squanto had no ostriches to kill and bring to the pilgrams tables....
Nov 29th 2005, 6:41 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Time to throw the Salmonella pile out ....
Nov 29th 2005, 6:42 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Bob
Well I'm all out of ideas...I've got a turkey tortilla thingy, a stir fry, a soup/stew, a turkey pot pie...and now running out of ideas for dinner...so whatelse have you lot done with turkey?
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
Nov 29th 2005, 6:43 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Ray
Time to throw the Salmonella pile out ....
Nov 29th 2005, 6:46 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Turkey is virtually tasteless so marinade it in WD40 and gasoline, then use it to start your winter fires.
Nov 29th 2005, 7:06 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
How about cold cuts with cheese, coleslaw, crusty bread and BRANSTON PICKLE
Nov 29th 2005, 7:07 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Celsius
What about making some croquettes? Mashed potato, cooked carrots, cooked peas, onions and of course the turkey. Roll croquettes in seasoned breadcrumbs and fry or shallow fry.
Nov 29th 2005, 7:09 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by ironporer
Mom always made a turkey/broccoli/cheese/noodle cassarole thing that was pretty good....if you're into cassaroles that is.
Last year we finally ground it up and fed it to the damn cats...who got sick of it too.
I for one am damn glad that Squanto had no ostriches to kill and bring to the pilgrams tables....
Last year we finally ground it up and fed it to the damn cats...who got sick of it too.
I for one am damn glad that Squanto had no ostriches to kill and bring to the pilgrams tables....
Nov 29th 2005, 7:10 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by robskatie
Or curry it?!!
Nov 29th 2005, 7:12 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Bob
Well I'm all out of ideas...I've got a turkey tortilla thingy, a stir fry, a soup/stew, a turkey pot pie...and now running out of ideas for dinner...so whatelse have you lot done with turkey?
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
i'm thinking of a potato bake with a vodka and tomato sauce, but that's a bit of a stretch...oh, and somin' easy
Nov 29th 2005, 7:20 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by robskatie
Or curry it?!!
Nov 29th 2005, 7:22 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Bob
sounds good...but lacking in decent bread and branston....hmmm...just making me hungry now though
The bread bit might be a bit harder mind you.