
The chicken and ham went into a batch of pies - I'd bought some frozen pastry in November, when it was on offer.

And the mince pies became Poor Man's Panforte. That's been portioned into elegant triangles, and frozen for special teatime treats.

Leftover cream has been whipped and frozen, and the unopened box of fancy biscuits will remain unopened for a while [I hope] until other goodies have been finished up.
As you will see, I am not participating in Veganuary, or A Post-Christmas diet. These leftovers will form perfectly good meals, and my food-focus is definitely on more economy, less waste.
I have just borrowed this book from the library. I'll let you know how I get on with the ideas in it!
Do you have a favourite Christmas Leftovers Recipe?
My stepmum makes a delicious Turkey and leek pie on the 27/28th every year with the leftovers and it is super tasty! I would always boil up the turkey carcass to make turkey and veg soup but the last time I made it at my in-laws' house, nobody wanted to eat I'm afraid. They, as a household, were/are terrible at using leftovers and so much gets binned because too much is bought! Your using up is excellent!x
ReplyDeleteOh I didn't know about that book but you really don't need it Angela. You're doing fine already!Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteI don't really have a Christmas leftovers recipe, but, leftover turkey from Thanksgiving is often made into turkey pot pies and I add the cranberry sauce to muffin batter. I don't think I've ever had Queen of Puddings, but now I want to try making one!
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