Christmas is possible after all.
Following my melt-down yesterday, your fabulous support, my gorgeous family helping out, my lovely friend taking me out, and some successful Christmas shopping yesterday, I have recovered.
It was weird. I haven’t felt like that before. Completely overwhelmed I was.
But enough about that, you want to hear about the turkeys.
So Groover went food shopping yesterday and being as organised as I am went shopping for turkeys.
You see at one point we were going to get some free-range chickens because I love weber cooked chicken much better than turkey, but then as Christmas grew closer we kind of felt a bit nostalgic for that old Christmas turkey so we changed our minds.
Changing our minds meant we hadn’t ordered a turkey so Groover went out hunting and gathering with the masses.
He found a frozen turkey and bought it.
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It takes three days apparently to thaw a frozen turkey.
It was only two days until turkey time… so it was close.
He shopped for the stuffing ingredients and weber trays and heat beads and then found a fresh turkey.
So just in case, he bought it as well.
Great. Now we have two turkeys, and we don’t even like it!
At least we’ll sleep well.
So your suggestions please for what to do with leftover turkey. I suspect we might need a few ideas.
🙂
Happy Christmas Eve!
I’ve never liked Turkey.
I’m a vegetarian now.
But that bird is really making me hungry!!
Is that sad?
Merry Christmas.
I wish I was technologically inclined so I could make my link a real link. But since I’m not smart enough, here’s the “link” to my recipe for Leftover Turkey Chilli. It’s scrumptious!
http://alisumsion.blogspot.com/2008/12/leftover-thanksgiving-turkey-chili.html
Dang! You’re blog made it a link automatically! I just missed a perfect opportunity to look smarter than I actually am. DOH!
Not sure about turkey leftovers but you could make turkey stock with the bones…
That’s if you have nothing better to do than boil up an old bird for four hours.
Here’s my favourite sentence. (I use it a LOT).
IF YOU DON’T LIKE IT, THEN DON’T BUY IT.
None of you like Turkey, yet you’re cooking two of them. Hmpf!!
Don’t want to spoil your new found good mood or anything….but I’ve been selling Turkeys for the last few days, and noting the prices. If you like Turkey, fair enough, but when you don’t, why would you spend this much money and have so much left over Turkey that you don’t know what to do with and will probably end up throwing out? (food wastage is something I feel strongly about, it’s like taking hard earned money and throwing it on the BBQ).
How about next year you toss tradition and go with the chickens?
Merry Christmas.