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I really considered making a pecan pie for Thanksgiving this year. I had my recipe ready, bought all of the ingredients, and then the family told me they didn't want pecan pie. They wanted peanut butter pie. Ugh! I didn't want the big bag of pecans that I had purchased to go to waste, but luckily I had some leftover cranberries and this great recipe from Golden Blossom Honey on hand that is going to make using up leftovers a lot easier this year. So, if you're sitting at home today putting up your holiday decorations like we will be, take a few minutes to head to the kitchen for a leftover Turkey Sandwich with Cranberry Spread for lunch today.
Ingredients
Spread:1/2 cup mayonnaise (lite or regular)
1/3 cup fresh cranberries, coarsely chopped
2 tablespoons GOLDEN BLOSSOM RAW HONEY
2 tablespoons pecans, coarsely chopped
salt and pepper to taste
8 slices pumpernickel or whole grain bread
8 thick slices turkey, home cooked or home-style baked from deli
Boston lettuce leaves
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How are you using up your Thanksgiving leftovers this year?
The colours are so lovely and shiny, and look at those little golden pumpkins around the plate! That big knife handle on the second photo does scare me, but knives on your photos always scare me, deary LOL
ReplyDeleteThose plates were some cheap plastic ones that I picked up at the discount store. I think I got like 12 of them for $2. But they do photograph nicely, don't they?
DeleteThat sounds yummy! We ate a lot of the leftovers today and my son and his wife are taking some back with them on Sunday. I froze the leftover turkey and will make soup and turkey tetrazzini with it.
ReplyDeleteOur bird was really small this year, so there wasn't too much left over other than for a few sandwiches. I like the idea of freezing for soups and tetrazzini. I should have gotten a few extra pounds to do that myself!
DeleteI like leftover turkey sandwiches but I don't like cranberries.
ReplyDeleteCranberries, I think, are either a love them or hate them deal. I'm not sure there's an in between.
DeleteThat is a great way to liven up the leftovers! I love the plates. I hope you and your family had a wonderful holiday celebration!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rosey! Hope you had a great Thanksgiving too!
DeleteThis looks like a great way to save those Thanksgiving leftovers. I've made so many home deliveries so that food would not go to waste. My father and husband went hunting this weekend so they'll be eating first class food for the next few days. LOL
ReplyDeleteA weekend without the hubs? Where do I sign up for that? LOL
DeleteAn extra spread can liven it up. But as far as eating same thing every day, yeah, do that no matter the time of year lol
ReplyDeleteOf course you do, Mr. Boring foodie Pat LOL
DeleteYum, one of the best meals are made from leftovers!
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteI made two types of sandwiches. One was sliders. I mixed cranberries with cream cheese, and spread it on one section. Added turkey, caramelized red onions, spinach leaves, and Swiss cheese. Then I painted the top of the buns with butter, sprinkled garlic salt on there. Cooked them at 350, for about 25 min. So good!
ReplyDeleteThen I did crescent rolls with turkey salad + crasins.
I like leftovers, from Thanksgiving more than Thanksgiving it’s self.
Isaak said yesterday, “Can we finally have something good?” Apparently he doesn’t like Thanksgiving food. I was cutting up salads, and he’s like, “There’s a start.”
I don’t know why, but I’m signed into google, and no face comes up. This is Alissa
I'm with you on thinking the leftovers are better than the actual meal itself. Maybe it's because I'm too tired from hours of cooking to actually enjoy the meal and the leftovers basically make themselves.
DeleteYour food sounds mouthwatering good!
this looks delicious and beautiful Theresa!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gloria! I hope you're well!
DeleteOK, I've got all of these ingredients in my fridge right now, so I'm trying this!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy!
DeleteBeautiful - Thanx For Sharing - Snapped A Few Photos Of My Leftover Creations - Be Well And Happy December
ReplyDeleteCheers
Thank you, and happy December to you as well!
DeleteThank you so much for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThe right way to process leftovers into more delicious dishes.
ReplyDeleteI love this smart idea 👍
Thank you, Himawan!
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