What to Do With Your Turkey Bones and Leftover Meat
Here are three amazing soup recipes to make with leftover turkey meat and bones.
Turkey stew, turkey and wild rice soup, and turkey noodle soup.
Each one has it's own flavor profile.
Delicious!!
Hello there!!
Are you wondering what to do with your leftover turkey meat and the bones?
Look no more--I've got you covered!
Here are three completely different but absolutely wonderful soups. I can't decide which one I'm going to do this year, but I'm leaning towards the stew because it's good cold-weather food and it's supposed to rain the next few days.
enjoy your family! and don't pick fights with the crazy uncles...
PS: If you'd like to put the turkey bones into a "Soup Sock" -- you can do so which will allow the flavor of the bones to permeate the broth without worrying about any sort of bone fragments in your soup!!
PS: If you'd like to put the turkey bones into a "Soup Sock" -- you can do so which will allow the flavor of the bones to permeate the broth without worrying about any sort of bone fragments in your soup!!
Use your Turkey Bones and Leftover Meat in the CrockPot to Make Amazing Soups and Stews
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turkey and wild rice soup |
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turkey stew |
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old fashioned |
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My bones are in the crock pot now! :)
ReplyDeleteHere's my instructions for nutrient rich crock pot bone broth; the part specific to turkey bones is toward the end of the article. It used to be so intimidating for me, but I love putting my bones directly from the table to the crock pot.
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The turkey noodle soup link doesn't seem to be working.
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Such great ideas, i like the idea of making turkey stew with so much left over turkey from yesterday. Thanks for putting these up.
ReplyDeleteI use my bones to make broth. One turkey carcass will make two batches in my 5.5 qt crock. Add onion, bay leaf, peppercorns, celery, carrots. I do not put in any salt, as we are very low sodium, but if you are not you could salt it a bit. I typically end up with about 9 quarts of broth. Best thing ever for soups!
ReplyDeleteThese recipes look amazing! Thanks for all your great recipes and I love the "verdict" style that you use. So creative!
ReplyDeleteOMG! My new fave blog! I bought my fist slow cooker last night and woke up to chili this morning! Yum! Can't wait to browse your recipes. ;) peace
ReplyDeleteOur turkey is smooth and clean!
ReplyDeleteAll these recipes look amazing. This is my first visit to your blog, but I'll be back. I really like the food and recipes you feature here and I enjoyed the time I spent browsing through your posts. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteI'm a huge soup fiend, and these look like delicious ideas for leftover turkey!
ReplyDeleteI totally needed these on Thanksgiving Day. Why WASN'T I on my computer? Oh yes, I was crying over a pie crust...
ReplyDeleteI love soup, I love Thanksgiving leftovers! Yum!
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