Let’s face it – Holiday meals like the
recent Thanksgiving get together you might have just had means a LOT of
leftovers. Most everyone makes far more food than they’ll need, then eats the
leftovers throughout the next few days and freeze whatever is left over from
the leftovers! This is much better than wasting food by throwing it away. But,
there’s just one little issue. Even though it’s yummy leftovers are still
leftovers. That turkey and stuffing was probably an awesome meal the first
night or two, but after a couple of days, the last thing you want is another
plate of reheated turkey and mashed potatoes. So, here are a few ways you can
use leftovers from either Thanksgiving or any of the upcoming Holiday get
togethers you might have on your calendar:
·
Transform your turkey. Turkey is so easy to
make into other meals! Use it as a chicken substitute for practically any meal
you’ll make throughout the week. Turkey pot pie, turkey soup, turkey
alfredo…the list is endless!
·
Make magic with your mashed potatoes.
Mashed potatoes are just as easy as turkey to make into a plethora of different
meals. Potato pancakes, shepherd’s pie, fry them up for a breakfast side dish,
etc.
·
Pick apart that Pumpkin pie. Turn that
leftover pie into- gasp!- breakfast! Check out this easy Pumpkin Pie Breakfast
Casserole recipe! Or, what could be better than pumpkin pie? Bite-size pumpkin pie! Chop
the leftovers up into bite-size pieces and keep in a dish in the fridge.
Don’t let your leftovers bore you to death
then go to waste! After all, throwing
away leftovers is like throwing away money…and that is definitely not what
Mason Jar Monday’s are all about! Use them up smartly, and you can save your
money by NOT ordering that take-out pizza!
And, don’t forget to follow Honor on Twitter
@honorcu! Tweet us and let us know what
you want to hear us talk about on Mason Jar Monday next week using #askhonorcu!
To listen to Y-Country's Mark Durocher and Honor Credit Union's Scott McFarland talk about Thanksgiving leftovers, click on the Mason Jar Monday episode below!
No comments:
Post a Comment