Nothing tastes better than a juicy piece of turkey that has been roasting in the oven, especially since the smell of it sweltering is enough to make your mouth water! Let’s be honest, if you’re hosting a large dinner gathering for a special occasion or roasting a turkey just because there is always enough remaining to make several leftover turkey recipes. And there are only so many leftover turkey and mayo sandwiches one person can eat, am I right?!
So, to help you keep your love of eating turkey, we’ve gathered ways for you to use all the turkey you have left. Whether you fancy leftover turkey casserole recipes, turkey soup recipes loaded with vegetables, or 30-minute leftover turkey recipes, you’ll find those and more here! Check out this book on amazon for Turkey recipes
Turkey, Sweet Potato, and Black Bean Soup from Kalyn’s Kitchen
Cheesy Leftover Turkey Casserole from Adventures Of Mel
Turkey Alfredo Stromboli from The Recipe Rebel
Turkey Pot Pie from Evolving Table
Easy Leftover Turkey Casserole with Mayonnaise from Wholesome Yum
Leftover Turkey Cristo with Cranberry Sauce from My Life Cookbook
Turkey Barley Soup from Everyday Maven
Turkey Salad from Delicious Meets Healthy
Keto Turkey Tetrazzini Salad from Keen For Keto
Turkey Cranberry Sliders from Maria’s Mixing Bowl
Turkey Stroganoff with Mushroom from Savory Tooth
Leftover Turkey Shepherds Pie from Delicious On A Dime
Easy Leftover Turkey Strudel from Rock Recipes
Leftover Turkey and Pear Pizza from Homecooking Memories
Leftover Turkey Stir Fry from Real Simple Good Life
Leftover Turkey Enchiladas from Food Meanderings
Leftover Turkey Tagine from Fuss Free Flavours
Leftover Turkey and Avocado Quesadillas from Recipes Diaries
19. Curried Turkey Casserole from Skinny Ms.
Leftover turkey is an important item in our house. Leftover turkey is what we feed off of for the days following Thanksgiving. Allowing us time to rest and recover but not having to cook big meals, it’s like living at an all-you-can eat restaurant that makes life easier; just go to the fridge and food is there and ready to go.
For us, leftover turkey is a convenience that we are thankful for. It is a reminder of the good times had with family and friends, and of the bountiful feast that was shared. It is a sign of hope that there will be many more Thanksgivings to come, with all the same great food and company.
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