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Mon, Oct 14th, 2013, 03:28 PM #16186
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We are having homemade burgers on the bbq! Can't wait. Watching the Food Network makes me hungry.
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Mon, Oct 14th, 2013, 04:56 PM #16187
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Last night was Thanksgiving dinner with Dad's family our options included:
Turkey, Stuffing, Gravy, Potatoes, Potato Dumplings, Red Cabbage, Carrots, Green & Yellow Beans, Roasted veggie and Quinoa Salad, Butternut Squash, Smoke Salmon and Peas. Than for dessert we had apple crisp and pumpkin Pie.
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Mon, Oct 14th, 2013, 05:11 PM #16188
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What are you doing with your thanksgiving leftover turkey?
There are always the traditional things like...
a hot turkey samich with gravy
Turkey ala king
Turkey pot pie
Turkey soup
But I like to change things up a bit
I make green chili,
fajitas, (you just add your fajita spices to the thinly sliced meat with lime and cook your veg, when the veg is almost done add the meat)
I cut some up and freeze it with veggies then throw it in a noodles and sauce dish,
monte christo sammies,
Ranch turkey pizza with peppers and olives (so good!)
Turkey enchiladas
Turkey stew with noodles
Turkey Shepard's pie
Even in a stir fry or sweet and sour turkey balls! (the same as the fajitas applies, put garlic and soya sauce on the meat and let it sit for a couple minutes while the veggies start cooking... add the meat... add any sauce or slurry you have on hand and presto chango your done!
All of the above stuff is the reason I stock up on turkey when it is on sale... it is cheap real low fat meat that is quite versatile. Lets give some people with turkey left overs some ideas!Swagbucks, Earn 30 - $50 a month in surveys plus cash backs on your spending. You have to work at it, but it is WORTH it and it can help you buy some Christmas presents for free with Amazon gift cards or paypal payments. Referral link http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/cheekysaver
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Mon, Oct 14th, 2013, 05:47 PM #16189
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Just in case some of you are all turkey-ed' out, or perhaps you do not celebrate Thanksgiving, you shold know that today is October 14th.....also National Chocolate Covered Insects Day.
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Mon, Oct 14th, 2013, 08:50 PM #16190
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I have four containers of leftover turkey that I may be eating until Christmas! One of the white meat containers is in the fridge to eat with the rest of my stuffing and sides this week. Saves me from having to come up with something quick to make before school for the next two nights and it's filling enough that I won't be starving half way through class. Plus my freezer is stuffed full so there is no room for the two containers of stuffing that I have. The other three containers of turkey are in the freezer. I have one more container of white meat which I will probably eat with veggies and potatoes for supper or make sandwiches/fajitas with, but probably not going to touch it for another month or so. The other two are containers of dark meat which I don't particularly like and will not eat just on a plate or in a sandwich. I don't think I have ever had the dark meat since we used to feed that to my dad LOL! The dark meat will be made into turkey pot pie/stew, and turkey chili. Basically things that mask that it's dark meat so I will eat it LOL! I may even try shredding or cutting some into chunks to put in spaghetti since I have a lot of pasta sauces and no freezer space for more meat until I eat up what is already in there. Oh and possibly spicy turkey pizza instead of spicy chicken. Just marinade the meat in sriracha sauce and then throw it on the pizza. I did this with chicken before and it's so good so turkey should be good too!
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Mon, Oct 14th, 2013, 10:24 PM #16191
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 12:57 AM #16192
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Does anyone have a good borsch recipe that they could share with me?
I grew some beets this summer, but dh hates beets and LO hasn't tried beets yet. I grew up loving borsch, so I thought it might be an enjoyable way for me to use the beets...since I am clearly going to be the main person eating them.
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 07:07 AM #16193
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Leftovers tonight, yay! Ham, cabbage rolls, perogies - and other things still lurking from the weekend, but will add a salad.
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 10:42 AM #16194
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Yesterday I had taken some ground beef out to make meatballs and DF offered to make dinner
. I did not want him attempting meatballs so I let him make the burgers he felt like having a day or two ago. He made a macaroni salad with that (with the AWESOME quick chef chopper i got at my tupperware party). To be honest, his burgers were the best I ever had. He had put some cheese, minced garlic and onion in the meat, bacon, sliced cheese.. wow.. Ah-mazing! .. and I usually am not a fan of burgers.
Bonus there's just enough meat left to make meatballs for me and DD tonight since it's just the two of us.
However all you guys's thanksgiving dinners looked amazing.. I never celebrated thanksgiving.. not cause I don't want to but for some reason my parent's never did.. looks like a lot of work though
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 11:29 AM #16195
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I have eaten so much all weekend--yikes!! I had like 3 desserts yesterday!! ha ha ..I might just eat salad for the next couple of days..but I was able to take home some of the leftovers so that will be on the menu this evening..(WITH A SALAD!) LOL
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 01:45 PM #16196
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Turkey day leftovers for the next week most likely!! I did a turkey omelet for lunch even LOL!
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 04:09 PM #16197
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Vegetable soup.
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Ok, ok, with some leftover turkey thrown in.
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 04:21 PM #16198
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home made lasagna.. the sauce is looking perfect!
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 05:29 PM #16199
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Meatballs over rice. Even snuck some zucchini and celeri in there and DD never noticed whoop!!!
And yes we are eating in the living room. Movie night for us tonight
Like DD calls it when DF works late : Mommy and Juju time !!!
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Tue, Oct 15th, 2013, 06:51 PM #16200
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Neither one of us felt like cooking so i had a toasted tomato sandwich (still have some tomatoes in our garden); and hubby made himself a large bowl of porridge. This is what happens when we get lazy. Well, at least we get lazy together. lol
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