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Thanksgiving Leftovers



Hi! Today we discovered a new idea for Thanksgiving leftovers! I had a roll of biscuits (you know, the ones where you peel the paper and they pop :)) in the fridge. I flattened them, and put shredded cheddar, turkey and fresh parsley on the circle of dough, stretched the dough over the toppings, and baked them! Next year, my plan is to make those after the Thanksgiving meal, and leave them in my fridge over night, and while I "Day-after-Thanksgiving-sale" shop, and pop them in the oven when I get home! Any other recipes/ideas for Thanksgiving leftovers??

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  1. HeidiNovember 27, 2011 at 9:49 PM

    Great idea!! I don't know, I just enjoy re-heating everything again. Sometimes I make turkey soup with the wings/bones. Turkey sandwiches with cranberry sauce!

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