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Old 27-12-2005, 11:42 AM
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Default leftover turkey fm xmas??

any1 got any good ideas for the leftovers fm the turkey!
got loads left,already had loadsa butties2!!
Old 27-12-2005, 11:43 AM
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got a cat or a dog?
Old 27-12-2005, 11:45 AM
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..or make a curry with it, if your good in the kitchen ..sarnies would be well to dry unless you put loads of creams or rabbit food in with it.
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Two great idea's for left over turkey;

1. Stir-fry it - cut it into strips and small chunks, whack it in a pan with a lil oil and some peppers, onions, herbs n stuff and stir-fry it

2. Turkey pie. Again strips and small chunks, make pie crust, fill pie, add the creamy chicken sauce type stuff, mushrooms, onions etc and bake in oven. Nice
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as mentioned above

curry it or stir fry it
Old 27-12-2005, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Thrush
Two great idea's for left over turkey;


2. Turkey pie. Again strips and small chunks, make pie crust, fill pie, add the creamy chicken sauce type stuff, mushrooms, onions etc and bake in oven. Nice
that one sounds well nice
Old 27-12-2005, 11:50 AM
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sounds like its gonna b a nice curry for t 2nite then ,many thanks.

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Old 27-12-2005, 11:53 AM
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If you like the curry's that you get from the Chinese takeaway/restraunts then pop out and get some of the curry paste that they use ..tastes great and its not over powering ..just make sure you dont put too much in as it can taste powdery.

Funny how most people still have turkey for xmas
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had beef aswell,thats why theres turkey leftover!!!
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Turkey is great tho Nath! I love a bit of turkey, far more interesting than chicken But turkeys are usually a lil on the big/expensive side to be had at most other times throughout the year so most, like us, wait till xmas to have one.

Personally tho, I'd have a big fat beef joint! It's my birthday today, so every year I get to have a turkey roast on xmas day, and then 2 days later convince my old mum to cook me a beef roast for my birthday Av it
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Turkey soup, bit of a famous family tradition
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Deffo turkey curry, chinese style tho not indian. Indian is for chicken and lamb
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all to the dog
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Corrination Turkey's always good mate
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fed the foxes. .


who actually genuinly enjoys eating turkey anyway, i think it stinks
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I'm not a big fan of Turkey, I had lamb this Xmas
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