Turkey Curry!!
By oldchem1
@oldchem1 (8132)
6 responses
@gdesjardin (1918)
• United States
30 Dec 10
We are still eating leftovers. I have no earthly idea why I bought such a HUGE turkey this year, but I did and we will proabably have to throw it away after tomorrow what we don't eat up. My favorite leftover meal is turkey tacos. We had them the day after Christmas and last night we had turkey burritos. Everyone in the family enjoys them and we could probably eat them every night.
@gdesjardin (1918)
• United States
30 Dec 10
When I make the burritos I usually over stuff them and all the salsa and sour cream comes puring out all over the place. My husband is much better at rolling burritos then I am. He is the official burrito assembler in our house...lol
@Memnon (2170)
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29 Dec 10
Doesn't it just? Most recipes say a cup - and they mean a tea cup, and we all use something close to a coffee cup/ mug, and then wonder why we have too much.
Deviating, you may recall that my partner has a gluten allergy, so we buy different pasta to account for that. GF pasta is around four times the price of wheat pasta, hence we end up cooking two pasta dishes at once- and hers cooks much quicker than mine. So you have to really watch the cooking. The real downer is that it does not do well cold.
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
28 Dec 10
Good morning, i didn't cook a turkey , wish i did have some leftovers. I always make a turkey pot pie, turkey salad & i love turkey sandwiches. Sometimes i will make soup which i love to. Happy new year.
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
28 Dec 10
I really like either. Yes, i do know how these men are. Had two of them in my other life, lol.
@mandywilks (191)
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28 Dec 10
Oh yes, it HAS to be turkey curry!! I did make turkey and ham pie too with the leftover ham and turkey!
@camposkat (306)
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29 Dec 10
Hi oldchem! That's what we are having for dinner tonight. LOL My fiance is cooking the turkey leg (which isn't leftover btw) in the oven and then he'll make curry for tonight. We've tried that before and it's really delicious! We had roast beef with yorkshire pudding and veggies for Christmas dinner and we just reheated and ate the leftovers the following day. The leftover beef my fiance turned into beef and onion steak pie which was also lovely. I must admit he's a very good cook. He can turn something into a really mouth-watering dish. If we didn't had all the veggies I must say we could've turned it into bubble and squeak, wherein you mash all the veggies or shush them together and then make them into like fried fish cakes thingy.
