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Christmas leftovers

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  • just made my own version of jamies turkey chowder but need some help as it is far too thick, what should i do to make it abit thinner?
    I'd use chicken stock so that you maintain the flavour.


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  • betheebee
    betheebee Posts: 1,818 Forumite
    Not quite Xmas Dinner leftovers but any suggestions for things to use up pickled red cabbage that is soft (an M&S one, only opened today :mad:) and cream crackers? Got a huge pack of crackers as they were only 59p, but I won't eat them all within a couple of weeks, before they go soft.

    x


    Hi FLUTTERBY,

    I have used soft cream crackers up by putting them in a pastic bag and given them a bashing until they look like bread crumbs. I mix grated cheese in with them and use as a crispy topping for cauli cheese. You can freeze it until you need to use it the mix.
  • Kiwisaver_2
    Kiwisaver_2 Posts: 1,169 Forumite
    .....and cream crackers? Got a huge pack of crackers as they were only 59p, but I won't eat them all within a couple of weeks, before they go soft.

    Jamie O uses smashed up crackers in a lot of recipes, where you might ordinarily use breadcrumbs; meatballs, homemade burgers and the like.
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  • madvixen
    madvixen Posts: 577 Forumite
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    Well I finally have the house to myself following the Christmas shenanigans so I am embarking on a leftover cookathon using up all the leftover Christmas food. I am aiming for....
    Turkey stock to be made into soup (on the hob already)
    Potted turkey (for sandwiches and munchie moments)
    Turkey curry (for the freezer)
    Clementine and Cointreau marmalade (2012 Xmas pressies)
    Leftover Veg and Orange cake (for my tummy :rotfl:)
    Chocolate Chip Pannatone and Baileys bread and butter pudding (for the freezer)
    Some sort of beef and cheese casserole

    What is everyone else doing with their leftovers?
  • zippychick
    zippychick Posts: 9,339 Forumite
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    this is the same as our leftovers thread so ive merged the two together to save confusion :)

    Zip
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  • madvixen
    madvixen Posts: 577 Forumite
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    zippychick wrote: »
    this is the same as our leftovers thread so ive merged the two together to save confusion :)

    Zip

    Sorry Zippy, I'll look more carefully in future :o
  • I am thrilled that i used the turkey and made turkey pie with puff pastry!!!
  • Any suggestions for LO mashed swede? other than bubble and squeak? Needs to be veggie

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  • rubytuesday
    rubytuesday Posts: 22,383 Forumite
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    Hello I posted on the other thread but had no response.

    I forgot to make my turkey stock yesterday - is it definitely too late now?

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