Turkey Leftovers- Left Over Layering

I was wondering if anyone had any additional ideas to use up those wonderful turkey leftovers. So far I have made turkey tidbits over mashed potatoes, turkey salad, turkey quiche, and turkey pot pie. Any more ideas? Thanks :) Jaime OH

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  1. 11-30-2008, 11:17 AM #1
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    I was wondering if anyone had any additional ideas to use up those wonderful turkey leftovers. So far I have made turkey tidbits over mashed potatoes, turkey salad, turkey quiche, and turkey pot pie. Any more ideas?

    Thanks Jaime OH
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    You could make some turkey stir fry. If it was me though, I would be tossing it in the freezer to use at a later date as a fast meal.
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    Jaime,
    I would put it in the freezer also -- Like Kim said. Can really get boring eating all that turkey. Llloll
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    I would freeze for quick meal also, but usually make turkey noodle soup for the freezer as well.
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    I'm making turkey and sausage jambalaya tomorrow night. I usually use chicken, but with all this turkey...
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    LOL got it in the freezer. Thanks for all the great ideas everyone. I almost could see turkey coming out my kids ears
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    My favorite:
    Turkey Shepard's pie...just chop it up and use it like hamburger. It comes out delicious.
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    You guys are great! I never thought of the jambalaya or shepards pie.
    Thanks! Jaime
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