Richard Hughes at the Lavender House in Brundall has ten top tips for what to do with the turkey leftovers.
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Top 10s for Christmas - Recipe ideas for turkey leftovers
Emma Knights
Monday, December 24, 2012
9:20 AM
What’s the best thing to do with your turkey leftovers the day after your Christmas dinner?
Richard Hughes at the Lavender House in Brundall has ten top tips for a great Christmas dinner and what to do with the leftovers. Create a turkey and ham pancake with leftovers.
PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAYReporter Emma Knights has asked top Norfolk chef Richard Hughes, from The Lavender House, in Brundall, and Outstanding Achievement Award winner at this year’s Eastern Daily Press Norfolk Food and Drink Awards, to share some of his recipe ideas.
Here’s Richard’s turkey leftovers top ten.
Richard Hughes at the Lavender House in Brundall has ten top tips for a great Christmas dinner and what to do with the leftovers. create a Brussel sprout and vegetable chestnut crumble.
PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAY1. Turkey & Ham Pancakes, a classic from my Imperial Hotel Gt Yarmouth days. My favourite recipe , ever!
2. The classic Christmas ‘Club’ Sandwich of cold turkey, stuffing & cold sausage sandwich
3. Fresh pasta, with turkey, Parma Ham ,olives & tomato
4. The ‘Must Have’ Turkey Curry
5. Moroccan Couscous Salad with toasted pine nuts, raisins. dried apricot, chopped turkey
6. Savoury Turkey Bread and Butter Pudding, baked with garlic & Binham Blue cheese
7. Filo parcels of turkey, cranberry, figs and fresh apple
8. Turkey & mushroom puff pasty parcels
9. Crostinis of turkey with your favourite chutney & shaved Parmesan
10. Empanada; a filled of bread dough with turkey, sage and soft cheese, baked and served warm
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That's probably the best place for it anyway nrg, It's the most tasteless unpalatable meat money can buy in my opinion.
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Joe Mullets Uncle
Monday, December 24, 2012
Or feed it to the dog.
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nrg
Monday, December 24, 2012