The age old question

[cuttle]

What to do besides Turkey sandwich :idk:

2 people are just no match for a 13 lb turkey :lol:
Normally I do turkey dinner re-heated, turkey soup and turkey enchiladas... what else could I do?

[azoomm]

www.allrecipies.com

Search Turkey recipies nom nom nommm

[Dragonpaco]

get some rubber bands and slim jims and make turkey burgers

[Carolina]

give it away

turkey salad

dog food

[cuttle]

dog food

you should have seen the circle of cats and dogs around me when I put all the stuff away....

[Carolina]

Mine was trying to get the stuff my kids dropped. He gets a taste sometimes but not intentionally. I don't want him begging at the table or destroying the trash cans when we are at work.

[cuttle]

www.allrecipies.com

Search Turkey recipies nom nom nommm

Duhh - should have thought of that!!!

I think it was me, that posted the link to this site at the "other" place :whistle:

[PhiSig1071]

Turkey is actually pretty versatile. It's a strong enough meat to stand up to a lot of flavor. It's very good in fried rice or any oriental dish. It does well as curry. Shred some potatoes, mix in shredded turkey and cook it as hash (add some seasonings, salt, pepper, etc) and top with a fried egg, tasty breakfast! Back in the day my mom used to make "turkey logs", chopped turkey, celery, carrots, and I think potatoes, cook in a very thick gravy, then form into small meatloaves, roll in bread crumbs and fry. Personal favorite? Make a turkey salad, but instead of just mayo as mixer add a little sweet BBQ sauce and you have a southern BBQ turkey salad.

I am a fat kid.

[Carolina]

hmm def doing the hash/egg for breakfast :dthumb::dthumb: Good idea thank your mom for me. Better yet i'll thank her myself when i'm cooking her breakfast in the morning






sorry
a lil weak humor

[PhiSig1071]

hmm def doing the hash/egg for breakfast :dthumb::dthumb: Good idea thank your mom for me. Better yet i'll thank her myself when i'm cooking her breakfast in the morning



Not a problem dude, just remember, keep my mom outta this and I'll keep this outta your mom.

:lol:

Actually the turkey hash is not from my mom, the fried turkey logs are. And they're pretty fucking good BTW. I can get the recipe from her if you'd like it.

[Carolina]

good one

and cool if it's not a prob shoot a pm or it sounds gay but we can start a recipe thread I love cooking. I'm not good at it and don't have much skill but I do enjoy feeding them chilruns of mine

[PhiSig1071]

Here ya go, she e-mailed it to me last year, gotta love g-mail search function!

3 Tablespoons Flour
3 Tablespoons Butter
3/4 Cup of Milk
1/2 cup of onion, finely chopped
1 1/2 Cups Turkey, chopped
salt and pepper to taste

Melt and blend butter and flour, slowly stir in milk until smooth, add onion and turkey, add salt and pepper to taste (I usually add chopped celery too). Cook until until smooth and thickened. Stick it in the fridge minimum of two hours, best if overnight. Roll into small (about the size of a potato) "meatloaves" roll in breadcrumbs, then roll in eggwash, roll in breadcrumbs again, and then fry.

Really tasty! Hope you enjoy them, and the turkey hash.

[Carolina]

hmm that'll be a lunch snack since it has to set 2 hours but doing the hash/eggs for breakfast.

Thanks mane :twfix:

[JARVIS518]

i love leftover turkey sandwiches
i think im gunna go get one in a few mins

[Carolina]

and for dinner

Turkey Rice Casserole

[NONE_too_SOFT]

go throw it at homelss people.

[Carolina]

i love leftover turkey sandwiches
i think im gunna go get one in a few mins

me too actually i'm out right now. damn gonna have have to hit the gym hard next week

[OneSickPsycho]

1lb of turkey
2 scoops of ice cream
2 cups of milk

toss that shit in the blender and have turkey shakes.

[cuttle]

1lb of turkey
2 scoops of ice cream
2 cups of milk

toss that shit in the blender and have turkey shakes.

Note to self:

never have dinner with hello kitty

[101lifts2]

Grind it up, put it in a jar with a little bit of water and fuck it.

[Angee]

101, you ain't right... :lol:

Shred turkey and put it in macaroni and cheese with a dash of bbq sauce...sort of a homemade "turkey helper". Better yet, roll out biscuit dough in a shallow dish, fill with veggies, broth and turkey bits and bake yourself a turkey pot pie.

[Carolina]

osp your insane

[Papa_Complex]

I use left over turkey in spaghetti sauce. It doesn't matter if it gets a bit dry, because it'll soften un as you simmer the sauce.