What do you all do with the leftovers in your household? How long before the turkey and other stuff goes off, ie; Meat, veg, confectionary etc:. Recipes welcome here.
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Shorthaired pointer.
Make a giant broth. Er, don't put the confectionery in though
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I have frozen a lot of the turkey .
We will be having cold cuts tomorrow with the veg fried for bubble and squeak.
Then, as the Prom suggests, I will be making a huge vat of stew and freezing a lot of it as well as eating it.
We will be having cold cuts tomorrow with the veg fried for bubble and squeak.
Then, as the Prom suggests, I will be making a huge vat of stew and freezing a lot of it as well as eating it.
Soup
If there is too much just scoop it into the freezer and make soup later.
Except, as Prom says, the confectionery. Just eat that
If there is too much just scoop it into the freezer and make soup later.
Except, as Prom says, the confectionery. Just eat that
Ha Issy - we are thinking the same
Happy Christmas
Happy Christmas
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Hi lovely Rexi
The cold cuts and soup are the best bit.
Happy Christmas to you too
The cold cuts and soup are the best bit.
Happy Christmas to you too
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buffet tomorrow and i think we are doing bubble and squeak with the suitable things.
I have the in-laws coming tomorrow - so no left overs for me
I am right jealous of you lot and your bubble and squeak
I am right jealous of you lot and your bubble and squeak
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I have the in-laws coming tomorrow - so no left overs for me
You are going to eat the in laws
Now ... there's a thought Issy
Right lovely people - I have to get my beauty sleep ... have a lovely Boxing Day and I will catch up with you all soon
Right lovely people - I have to get my beauty sleep ... have a lovely Boxing Day and I will catch up with you all soon
its veggies for lunch n tea for 2 days... tis nice tho.. no turkey as i`m a veggie
left over roasties, veg, stuffing, meat etc. - in a pie dish with some gravy over it. Pastry over the top , bake for 40 mins .............DELICIOUS - honestly. I got the recipe from Phil Vickery on This Morning!
We had Beef Wellingron for Christmas day, so just take the beef out and slice it for sandwiches - lovely and medium rare and oh so tender.
Gammon on Boxing Day - I boil it for a couple of hours with carrot, onion and celery and same the stock to make soup tomorow. I have the dried beans soaking and will add the leftover gammon into the soup - best soup, ever!
Gammon on Boxing Day - I boil it for a couple of hours with carrot, onion and celery and same the stock to make soup tomorow. I have the dried beans soaking and will add the leftover gammon into the soup - best soup, ever!
just buy what ya need and ya wont have leftovers
MMMMMMM - your soup sounds lovely Suzi
Leftovers are good, Jet Blue So long as they all get used up (which they do in my house)
Leftovers are good, Jet Blue So long as they all get used up (which they do in my house)
We went out, so didn't have any.
Any ideas for a load of sprouts? I think I purchased a bit more than I should have
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ust buy what ya need and ya wont have leftovers
But what about unexpected visitors and family that keep coming back for more? TBH - I've got a lot less left overs than normal but ...................I'd rather have more than enough than not enough. I'd be mortified if people turned up (which they do) and I didn't have a bit of a spread out for them.
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I have just made the mother of all turkey broths - everything went in there - gammon,left over veg, potatoes. There would have been stuffing if it hadn't had fallen out of the fridge this morning and went all over the floor.This wouldn't have bothered me as I am of the adage " you have to have a bit of dirt before you die" and anyway it was going to be boiled which would have effectively killed any bugs However OH thought otherwise so I had to bin it
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Any ideas for a load of sprouts? I think I purchased a bit more than I should have
I like the look of that stir friend shredded brussels and bacon that heston did on the Waitrose ad
I reckon brussels will keep for a couple of weeks in the fridge or garage
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However OH thought otherwise so I had to bin it
Pfft - I'd have pointed at the telly and said 'ohhhh, look at that', then thrown it in
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Pfft - I'd have pointed at the telly and said 'ohhhh, look at that', then thrown it in
Normally I would have done but sadly he was making coffee and it all got a bit complicated...
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Normally I would have done but sadly he was making coffee and it all got a bit complicated...
You threw it in the coffee didn't you? And got found out
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You threw it in the coffee didn't you? And got found out
It was tempting..
No I gave it to the birds....
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I like the look of that stir friend shredded brussels and bacon that heston did on the Waitrose ad
Ooooh now there's an idea! Ta for that!
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I reckon brussels will keep for a couple of weeks in the fridge or garage
We call the local petrol station the garage here and I read it and thought 'Why would Gita mind me sprouts?'
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No I gave it to the birds...
That reminds me, someone (I think it was katty) was saying on here the other week about giving the birds bread soaked in fat ... so I did.
My daughter threw it away because it was chicken fat and she said it was cannibalism
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Why would Gita mind me sprouts?
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However OH thought otherwise so I had to bin it
What do they know? Bit of dust and fluff never hurts anyone.I've only just heard about this but ..............the other day we were all having spag bol .............my mum was eating in the lounge and I gave my grandson (aged 3) some french bread to take into her. Apparently - he dropped it on the way in - licked it to clean it and then gave it to her.
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hat do they know? Bit of dust and fluff never hurts anyone. I've only just heard about this but ..............the other day we were all having spag bol .............my mum was eating in the lounge and I gave my grandson (aged 3) some french bread to take into her. Apparently - he dropped it on the way in - licked it to clean it and then gave it to her.
Absolutely - the floor was clean -I would have been doing him a favour by boasting his immune system.Men! Pfttttt
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That reminds me, someone (I think it was katty) was saying on here the other week about giving the birds bread soaked in fat ... so I did. My daughter threw it away because it was chicken fat and she said it was cannibalism
Mine had a load of turkey fat on Xmas DayReference:
licked it to clean it and then gave it to her.
sooz
I laughed out loud ... imagine his face when he dropped it, then how proud he was when he successfully resolved the situation.
I sense a political career ahead
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Mine had a load of turkey fat on Xmas Day
I shall look out for mutant birds flying down the M40
I've got the carcass in the slow cooker now with lots of bits and pieces. I'll use the stock to make a leek and potato soup.
Actually I wont be doing that! it boiled dry overnight
I'm still learning with my slow cooker - only now do I remember reading that it shouldn't be used with cooked meat .
There was a recipe on the net for making stock with the carcass though which i FOLLOWED 'c'est la vie'.
I'm still learning with my slow cooker - only now do I remember reading that it shouldn't be used with cooked meat .
There was a recipe on the net for making stock with the carcass though which i FOLLOWED 'c'est la vie'.
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I froze the left over 3 layer nut roast we had in two lots so that will do us for some future dinners.
I made spicy bubble and squeak stars with the left over sprouts and froze them too, all the kids love them when they are at mine and need lunch.
My Mum was the best ever with left overs. We would always have something for dinner on Mondays made with the left over Sunday roast - course I wasn't vegan in those days!
I made spicy bubble and squeak stars with the left over sprouts and froze them too, all the kids love them when they are at mine and need lunch.
My Mum was the best ever with left overs. We would always have something for dinner on Mondays made with the left over Sunday roast - course I wasn't vegan in those days!
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Cooked sprouts. mashed potatoes and some bacon made into cakes, using an egg and some flour to bind, then fry to seal for a couple of minutes, then the oven for about 20 , are lovely. You can add some grated cheese on top too . Made myself hungry now
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