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Christmas Leftovers

Christmas Pudding Ice Cream

Thought I would check in and say hello and write a quick post as I have not done much blogging these past few weeks. Sometimes your energies are needed elsewhere and it’s not always possible to keep up with everything… unless of course you are super women.

I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas Day as we did and those that celebrate the festive occasion are probably enjoying some of the leftovers. One of my favorite ways of using leftover Christmas pudding is to make this quick Christmas pudding ice cream. I have made this many times and it never fails to please.

Vegetable Soup

Today I will make a big pot of stock with the leftover turkey carcass to make a flavorsome vegetable soup and the remaining stock I will freeze.

 

Spinach Salad, Dates With Citrus DressingIn our house we are not fond of re-heated turkey and any leftover meat is sliced and used for sandwiches with cranberry sauce and stuffing or served with a salad such as this spinach, date, orange, pomegranate and feta cheese salad with a citrus dressing.
As there are only a few days left of 2015, thank you for being part of my blogging world… have a wonderful New Year whatever way you choose to celebrate. xxx

4 thoughts on “Christmas Leftovers

  1. Hi Moya, Happy New year to you toooo. Yesterday, I broke up the turkey and froze meal size portions. One day soon when I don’t feel like cooking I won’t mind that it is left over.

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    1. Thank you Glenda, I guess I am carrying on the family tradition of making sandwiches and turkey stock which my Dad loved to make. Wishing you and Maus a wonderful new year. 🙂

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