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Christmas leftovers
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Turkey wraps with spicey sauce, mayonaise, chopped chillies ,salad, and sliced onion. It's takes your mind of the fact that it's turkey lol.0
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moonpixiewitch wrote: »we just had a newly invented leftover dish - Crazy Pie -
leftover cooked veg (in our case sprouts with chestnuts chorizo and bacon, roast parsnips, carrots, peas)
chopped up leftover cold meat (in our case 1 cooked pesto chicken thigh, ham, buffalo)
defrosted frozen cream that had gone "grainy"
3 tbs stock
- all of these were mixed together in an ovenproof dish -
then on the top -
3 leftover baked sweet potatoes mixed with leftover cauliflower cheese and horseradish sauce , added a few small bits of stilton rind -
spread this over the top with a fork and baked for 30 mins in oven at 180 - yummmmmmmyyyy :j
We also do a 'Lopie' (Left over Pie) a few days after Christmas.
I spread Left over stuffing on the bottom, cook mushrooms & onions and chop up Left over ham and turkey, mix it all together with some left over cream and pour over stuffing base and pop a pie crust on the top. Mmmmmm!
On boxing day we now have a Yorkshire brunch, stuffing balls and pigs in blankets in batter and a sort of bubble and squeak/Pan Haggerty affair of left over chopped veg & potatoes on the side.
On the days in between the Boxing day brunch and Lopie we have cold cuts and salad, sandwiches etc and I also make a Christmas dinner soup from the dark meat, left over veg not used on boxing day and boiling up the turkey bones for stock. I make a pea and ham soup using the stock from boiling the ham bone and adding onions, split peas and a couple of slices of the ham.
I just can't bear waste, if there's anything left that we can't use then the dogs/birds/chickens get it and finally the compost bin!
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My fridge is so full of stuff, its a shame. I'm not abig eater, and got carried away buying too much food. The dogs still doing well with turkey from the freezer, but I have so much unused veg.
Anyone got a recipe for sprout soup?0 -
we dont have any leftovers , i wish we had bought more red cabbage though0
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Anyone got a recipe for sprout soup?
HFW recipe for creamed sprouts is good..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/nov/13/brussels-sprouts-recipes-fearnley-whittingstall
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HFW recipe for creamed sprouts is good..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/nov/13/brussels-sprouts-recipes-fearnley-whittingstall
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Now, that looks delicious. It would do me for a meal on its own; I'm not a big meat eater. Thanks.0 -
All turkey and ham used up...just cheese left now - and that's all still in date so not really "left over" at all yet!Resolution:
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Dont like throwing things out in our house so DH will eat pretty much everything in any combination so anything goes.
Just used up a tub of OOD Tomato Salsa Dip mixed with half a tin of tomatoes to make a sauce for our meatball tea. Am also now thinking of doing some type of Carbonnara sauce with the Onion and Garlic one. The last of the Turkey went into a kind of Asian noodle broth and a packet of 'finest' stuffing that got forgotten got made into sausage rolls as the meat content was actually higher than in a pack of sausagemeat!Mortgage, we're getting there with the end in sight £6587 07/23, otherwise free of the debt thanks to MSE help!0 -
What fantastic tips, you certainly have loads of ways to use up your stuff. I will try the pie idea although didn't have a lot left over myself!Credit card debt £480- interest free until Aug 20140
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Really great ideas here. I didn't have any leftovers but i will be trying some of these ideas thankyou0
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