Thanksgiving Leftovers: 3 Next-Level Recipes That Will WOW Your Family
Food The ListIf you’re looking to take your Thanksgiving Day leftovers to the next level then you’re in luck. Lindsey Granger and Southern Rail’s chef Justin Beckett have three delicious recipes that will tantalize your taste buds and wow your family.
Here are the full recipes:
1. Stuffing Waffle
Leftover Stuffing
1 to 2 eggs
Syrup
Cranberry sauce
Cooking Spray
Waffle Iron
Mix your leftover Thanksgiving stuffing with 1 to 2 eggs (depending on how much stuffing you have) to bind the stiffing together.
Pour mixture over a hot waffle iron that has been coated with cooking spray
Cook for about 5 minutes, or until golden brown
Serve with syrup and cranberry sauce.
2. Quesarrito
Leftover Thanksgiving Dinner
Two large flour tortillas
Cheese of your choice – (Monterrey Jack melts well)
Make a quesadilla on a grill or in a pan on the stove. Make sure not to cook it too crispy, or the tortilla will crack when you roll it.
Dice leftovers into small pieces.
Lay the leftovers on top of the flat quesadilla, running the leftovers down the center of the quesadilla.
Fold the sides in, then tightly roll the tortilla tightly until you have your burrito!
Cut in half and dig in!
3. Turkey Pot Pie
Store-bought pie crust
Thanksgiving Leftovers
Cast Iron Mini Serving Bowl (or pie baking dish will due)
Dice leftovers into small pieces, and spoon into baking dish
Spoon plenty of gravy in to keep the pie moist
Top with pie crust (egg wash optional)
Bake at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes or until golden brown
Top with cranberry sauce for added tartness!
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