Happy day-after Thanksgiving everyone! I hope all my American readers had a great holiday (and that all the international Savvy Eaters had a great regular Thursday, as well). If you hosted, I’m guessing you have a ton of leftover turkey on your hands. Or maybe your host sent you home with a big container of leftovers. Either way, you’re surely in need of some creative ways to use your leftovers, right?
Of course, I recommend freezing turkey so you aren’t on poultry-overload for the next week. Regardless of whether you’ll be working with fresh or frozen Thanksgiving turkey leftovers, here’s 20 ways you can put them to good use. My personal favorite is the breakfast casserole, but I can’t wait to try the enchilada melt, turkey and cranberry sauce salad and the breakfast pizza!
Cornbread Waffle Turkey Sandwiches with Cranberry Aioli via Created by Diane
Cranberry Basil Turkey Sandwich via The Lemon Bowl
Cran-Turkey Enchiladas via Very Culinary
Kentucky Hot Brown Grilled Cheese via Cupcakes and Kale Chips
Leftover Turkey and Cranberry Enchiladas via Cookie Monster Cooking
Leftover Turkey Pho via Cook the Story
Lemon Pepper Turkey Sandwiches via Simple Bites
Loaded Turkey Panini via Pinch of Yum
Mexican Turkey Breakfast Pizza via Taste and Tell
Open Faced Turkey Cranberry Enchilada Melt via Running to the Kitchen
Red Curry Ramen Noodle Soup with Turkey and Butternut Squash via Life Made Sweeter
Smoked Gouda and Turkey Quesadillas via The Housewife in Training Files
Thanksgiving Leftovers Breakfast Casserole
Turkey and Cranberry Sauce Salad via The Healthy Maven
Turkey Croquettes via An Edible Mosaic
Turkey Pot Pie Soup via Cupcakes and Kale Chips
Turkey Ranch Nachos via The View from Great Island
Turkey Tamale Pie via Dinners, Dishes and Desserts
Turkey Vegetable Hash via An Edible Mosaic
Waffled Cranberry Cream Cheese Turkey Sandwiches via Neighborfood
What a fantastic round up! I know what I making for dinner 😉 And thank you for including my quesadilla!
Thanks, Meg. Hope you had a great holiday!
Thanks so much for including my enchiladas Julie! Hope you had a wonderful holiday!