What's for dinner tonight?

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Smoked Pork Hock and Lentil soup.
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Pretty sure it will be left over Turkey
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Had a boned and rolled turkey thigh roast (white meat is bleh!) to cook yesterday so it will be a retread on that. Enjoy it more the next day because all the work has been done.
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Bsuds wrote: ↑Dec 26th, 2021, 3:16 pm Pretty sure it will be left over Turkey
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Bsuds wrote: ↑Dec 26th, 2021, 3:16 pm Pretty sure it will be left over Turkey
Exactly, instead of a beef dip... it will be a turkey dip with gravy and mashed potatoes on the side. Oh yes can’t forget fresh veggies.
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I hate the same leftovers for days....-like dry turkey breast- yuk. This year, I bought a pack of turkey wings, crushed up some peppercorns and spiced salt rub and roasted 'em. No leftovers.
Tonite... cheap steak with lots of gristle...
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I think I would have rather had a Coscto hot dog.
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Leftover Turkey, stuffing, gravy with leftover roasted broccoli, brussel sprouts and green bean casserole.
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I made a turkey pot pie
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Leftovers - prime rib and others
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Yam and Mash Potato soup using up the leftovers from C'mas.
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The rest of the Turkey went into a soup and we had BBQ Steak tonight.
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some leftovers are ok after a few days, but not the same thing 2 nights in a row
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Bsuds wrote: ↑Dec 27th, 2021, 6:55 pm The rest of the Turkey went into a soup and we had BBQ Steak tonight.
Yup, third night in a row that the bird was on the plate in one form or another. :-X

Tomorrow night, anything but turkey please.
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Wednesday meal..........I have 5 FREE McDonalds Egg-McMuffin coupons that expire on December 31........only 3 will make the drive home!
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