Turkey Leftovers
Nov 30th 2005, 4:14 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by ironporer
My Cathy is boiling the bones as we speak, along with celery, parsnip, carrots and leeks for a batch of turkey broth/soup.
Nov 30th 2005, 5:05 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Celtic_Angel
PMSL!!! you make me larf 
and aren't you glad Xmas is just around the corner 
and aren't you glad Xmas is just around the corner
Nov 30th 2005, 6:07 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
We always have yorkshire puds with our roasts, I try to do them at least once a week, main emphasis on the word try!!! We use good ol' Aunt Bessie's ready made ones, they only take 4 minutes to cook & you're done, they're super, smashing, great!
Nov 30th 2005, 9:45 pm
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Re: Turkey Leftovers
Originally Posted by Partystar
We always have yorkshire puds with our roasts, I try to do them at least once a week, main emphasis on the word try!!! We use good ol' Aunt Bessie's ready made ones, they only take 4 minutes to cook & you're done, they're super, smashing, great!
