So what's the left over turkey meal for today?
What are you doing with your left over Christmas turkey?
So what's the left over turkey meal for today?
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Christmas turkey? Turkey twice in two months (for the Americans out there.)
@berethor brought up a hilarious post the other day about the Japanese calling single women who hit The Wall (in their 30s and no longer desirable in dating) as "Christmas Cake" and laughed my ass off at that post! It's so quirky and bizarre, but I get the reference. "No eating cake the 25th. It's spoiled now!" LMAO! 🤣
But I wouldn't go the "Christmas Cake" route! I try not to waste food and prior to weight loss surgery, never once let food expire and go bad. If for some reason, I was eating turkey again so soon after American Thanksgiving, I'd make sandwiches out of them. Or some turkey burritos.
Pie here... think that thing is a parmo
Well spotted
We cook turkey for Thanksgiving (most times) but not for Christmas. This year my grill-addicted husband stood out in the cold and grilled steak and chicken.
Bone broth, then use the rest of the remains once done as bait, and the bones for powder for my plants
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I didn't get one. I don't have an oven or a freezer to keep it in `til I'm ready to cook it. I got a ham from the food bank Luckily, I had enough room for that in the freezer but, I guess I'm gonna have to cut it down, and cook it in parts in the electric skillet.
We had steak, not turkey, and we'll be having steak leftovers today, along with leftover baked potato and pie for dessert.

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We didn't have turkey for Christmas but we did have ham. I did eat some ham and am thinking of making a grilled cheese sandwich with leftovers perhaps.
We didn't have a big Christmas dinner. Since we didn't get to go anywhere because we were snowed in, and we wound up just not doing anything big. Plus, I'm Jewish, so, we don't really celebrate Christmas. My parents are not Christmas believers either. My mom is Jewish and my dad became Agnostic once he left his home, over 50 years ago
We do not jave turkey at Christmas but we have two for Thanksgiving. One for the holiday and the other for leftovers. Lots of turkey sandwiches, turkey leftover platters, and at the end turkey soup.
Our family puts the Turkey in the freezer and than makes Turkey noodles marinated in Chinese edible fungus and it’s very tasty.
I am SOOOOOOO thankful we don't have a Christmas turkey this year (my relatives cooked) but we always made sandwiches with the leftovers.
Ham, sweetie. 50% of Americans have Christmas ham. And today it's a sandwich, obviously. Whatever I don't eat will go to the raccoons. I love them as one would a pet.
Sandwiches & soup are the order of the day here.
Christmas lunch was vegan (but very tasty). We're roasting a chicken to go with the leftovers!
Turkey is just for Thanksgiving. We had a spiral glazed ham for Christmas dinner. We also had stuffed shells
My family does ham for Christmans, since we do turkey at Thanksgiving, so we have lots of ham sandwhiches afterwards.
a turkey has never survived our extended family gatherings... lol
Can't name it but this Yank would love to know! 🤪
I didn't have anything like that I've turned Christmas off for the foreseeable future. Make me, lol.
I didn't have Turkey. I'm having that for New Year
I call it a plate of heart attack, turkey style!!!
We always had lots of sandwiches.
Turkey curry. Just enough left for us two.
mom makes soup
My mom is saving it to make broth with it
Went to a steak house no leftovers
Making lots of hot turkey sammiches.
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