What Are We Leftovering?

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ES reader MonkeyBoy writes in with this shot of his post-Thanksgiving breakfast the Endless Simmer way — with an egg on top.

What are you doing with those t-day leftovers? Boiling up a carcass or just classic sandwiching? Any creative ideas? Let’s hear it in the comments!

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4 comments

  • Summer November 30, 2009  

    I never have enough Thanksgiving leftovers. I don’t host the dinner, so I don’t get the carcass to boil into broth, and no matter how hefty the tub of leftovers I bring home, they’re gone within 36 hours. So this year, I planned ahead and bought a frozen turkey right before Thanksgiving when they went on mega-sale. Sure, it was a bit odd to go to Thanksgiving dinner knowing that I had a turkey defrosting in the fridge at home, but I don’t mind being a culinary rebel.

    Today I hacked my turkey up. I’ve got the breast roasting in my crock pot now, and I expect that with the sage and rosemary I rubbed on the skin, my house is going to start smelling like Thanksgiving soon. The wings, thighs and legs have been repackaged and put back in the freezer for future dinners. The rest of the carcassy bits will get stewed up in the crock pot after the breast is done, and the resulting broth will likely become the start of a completely out-of-season matzoh ball soup.

    I just really, really wish I still had some stuffing.

  • dad gansie December 1, 2009  

    Glad all went well. Bs. Thought this was gansie’s blog with all the leftovers and an egg on top
    good job

  • dad gansie December 1, 2009  

    Us too our friend made the best stuffing… Gansie took a bunch and sister gansie eat the rest last nite
    so…..4 days not too bad

  • BS's Mom December 2, 2009  

    I actually thought of Gansie when I saw that dish being devoured for breakfast.

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