Biker_Babe
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Reged: 13/10/2008
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Loc: Scotland
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Any ideas for using it up? We still have half left!
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Thimble
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Reged: 04/12/2008
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I usually make Turkey a la king. It uses the left over mushrooms and cream. It is lovely with some rice and a bonus it freezes. So after Boxing Day I usually make a big batch of this and we have some for dinner that day and the rest in the freezer for future use.
If you like the sound of it I will pm you with recipe.
Other than that.... saute some onion/mushroom/pepper till soft, add some gravy and chopped up turkey. Put in dish. Cook any brussels that are left and some potatoes. Mash together and put on top of turkey mixture, sprinkle some cheese on top and cook in oven at 170 for about 30 mins or until the cheese is nice and crispy.
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Biker_Babe
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Loc: Scotland
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Yes please. It would be good to get it in to the freezer and out of the way.
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Thimble
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ok.... will go and get it out and pm the recipe to you.
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Thimble
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Have pm recipe over.xx
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issi
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Loc: London
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Phil Vickery on This Morning says put all the chopped pieces of turkey into a pie dish, with all the left over veg including the roast potatoes. Pour over a turkey gravy with a touch of tarragon in it. Put pastry on top and bake in oven. Was going to try it but couldn't be bothered to make my own pastry in the end.
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stellac
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Reged: 14/05/2008
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Loc: mauritius
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send some turkey to me!!!!!!!
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dbverycherry
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Reged: 24/02/2007
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Loc: Kent UK
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Like you Biker Babe we still have a good amount left so I will be doing turkey in a white wine sauce tomorrow served with rice and a mixed selection of vegetables.
My mum and uncle brought us a 15lb free range turkey this year. It was is just delicious hot and now cold but by day four tomorrow I, as will the rest of the family, be glad to see the end of it.
 
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dbverycherry
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Loc: Kent UK
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Stella you can have some of mine but it may well be crawling out of the box by the time you get it even if I fly it 1st class today to you 
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xxxSummerxxx
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Loc: Billericay,Essex
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Issi thats sounds lovely only we used our left over yesterday,its almost worth buying another Turkey for LOL
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susieblue
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Reged: 16/03/2008
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Loc: Devon
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Any leftover meat, of any description, I love sliced cold with potato cakes and baked beans. I may be a pleb but it's yummy.
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Tigerfeet
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My cats and my dog like the left overs.....
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cupcake
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Reged: 15/02/2008
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Loc: over the hill and far away.......
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I bought just a turkey crown this year...and we've eaten the lot! Very delicious it was too!
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Foxie
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Reged: 09/08/2007
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How about making turkey soup with the carcass? Turkey pancakes are really tasty too! Have you tried stirring some turkey bits into a tomato sauce and serving it with pasta?
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Jenniferpl
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Loc: South East London
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I have just a bit of turkey left and will be finishing it tomorrow with homemade chips and spagetti hoops (and brown sauce - very bad and nursrey type food, but to be honest it's the turkey meal I enjoy most - i'm sure it sounds disgusting - but I love it!
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Mayday
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Reged: 19/01/2008
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Loc: Gloucestershire/cotswolds
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Jamie Oliver showed us a delicious sounding leek and turkey(can be done with chicken) pie. Just cook gently the leeks in some butter in a large pan. Added some small pices of crisp streaky bacon and make a sauce if more liquid needed and then put it all with the turkey pieces into a pie dish and put a pastry lid on top and bake until pastry is cooked. Looked delicious so we will do that tomorrow.
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blossom97
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Either chuck it away or make it into butties!I'm no Nigella!!!!
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Sella_Vee
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Reged: 03/04/2008
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Make up a white sauce, and stir in chunks of turkey and some frozen sweetcorn. Place in a pie dish, and cover with a puff pastry lid (frozen, ready rolled is fine), brush with milk or beaten egg and bake in a hot oven.
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Peregrine
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Quote:
Either chuck it away or make it into butties!I'm no Nigella!!!!
LOL  Bloss
You and me both.
perry
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blossom97
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Actually..I did watch Jamie Oliver make his chicken and leek pie...it looked delicious!
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