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THANKSGIVING LEFT OVERS

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  • Permanently deleted user
    I am fixing to take care a a goodly portion of our leftovers right now. Anything that survives this "secondary feast" is dog scraps.[;)]
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  • Cubslover
    Just took care of 1/3 of em. Feel like [xx(] now. Ready to take a nap.

    We usually send some home with her grandparents who will eat every last morsel. I'll eat em the next day and then that's it, they go in the trash.
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  • select-fire
    Plenty of dressing left and cranberries. Turkey is somewhat destroyed.
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  • Cyberdyne systems
    just ate some more sweet potato pie and berry pie for breakfast, only a couple piese left

    for lunch, Im planning on eating turkey sandwiches

    we also used the turkey carcass to make a big pot of turkey soup

    it will be eaten up by Sunday
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  • Kodiakk
    I eat them until they are gone.
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  • Colt Super
    Daughter Andrea and Son-in-Law, Garry the Brit, took about half home. The rest will be eaten - the carcass become really good turkey noodle soup, with half the soup frozen.

    Will be eating on Miss Turkey for at least a week.

    Yum !

    Doug
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  • JWolf
    Sandwiches, Crispy french bread, turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy and cranberry sauce (or in my case pomegranate sauce) all layered on the afore mentioned bread, yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy!
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  • pickenup
    Fixin to take care of most them here shortly.

    Son usually comes up and takes them home, but was too sick to make it this year. [:(]
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  • 1911a1-fan
    second day, as is, any day past that i will mix chopped turkey with pasta, rice or if i'm lazy ramen

    ham gets saved for breakfast with eggs, and what else i can scrounge
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  • Sav99
    Just put a dent in the left overs my own self.
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  • easygo6
    For Roy (my dog), mixed with brown rice and red beans and split peas...mmmm
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by sav99
    Just put a dent in the left overs my own self.


    Me too, sav99, and within the hour I'm gong to try some more pecan pie.
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  • FWAddit
    For Thanksgiving with our son, his wife and a friend, we had a medley of duck, turkey, and goose (all wild), and did a good job of polishing them off. Even so, my wife and I have enough rice, vegetables, and drippings left over to make a nice soup. Except for the absence of company, we'll enjoy that as much as the main meal.
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  • Queen of Swords
    What leftovers?
    I have 1 pre-teen and 2 teenagers....
    Whatever was left was gone by lunchtime.
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  • matwor
    Just had a piece of french silk pie and a piece of cheesecake for dessert.[:0][:p]
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  • kristov
    We had such a crowd over for Thanksgiving that there was nothing left over and I was counting on taking a thick turkey sandwich into the office today [V]. Not only was there nothing left over, most of the dinner "guests" will be remaining in my house until Sunday so my wife is still cooking and they are still eating!
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  • William81
    I just ate a huge turkey sandwich.....even better the 2nd time around.
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  • mowart
    Love those leftovers. We're at Surf City, NC -"the beach". Families, which left last night, took turkey care packages with them if they wished. This AM, wife and I chose turkey sandwiches for breakfast. We already agreed to buy one for Christmas while they are still on sale.
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  • fishkiller41
    quote:Originally posted by select-fire
    Plenty of dressing left and cranberries. Turkey is somewhat destroyed.
    Time to make some SOUP!![:p]
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  • watrulookinat
    I made some soup with some of my left over turkey. I used swansons chicken broth frozen spinach...fresh carrots and onion and some very small meatballs the size of a dime and added some orzo macaroni. It's called italian wedding soup...good stuff.
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  • jwb267
    quote:Originally posted by FWAddit
    For Thanksgiving with our son, his wife and a friend, we had a medley of duck, turkey, and goose (all wild), and did a good job of polishing them off. Even so, my wife and I have enough rice, vegetables, and drippings left over to make a nice soup. Except for the absence of company, we'll enjoy that as much as the main meal.

    two critters i have never eaten duck and goose. i have heard that they are greasy and are dark meat
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  • HandLoad
    TRADITION in our house is to make turkey Rice soup with the carcass and the gravy that was left out. Made over three quarts of soup, froze two, ate the soup left over after filling the three quart containers.
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