Leftover mashed potatoes are almost always a disappointment—they lose their fluffy texture when reheated. You can, however, repurpose them by mixing in eggs, buttermilk, and flour to make a waffle batter. You could keep the waffles simple, but you'll be far better off throwing in scallions, cheddar, and bacon.

With so many creative ways to use up the turkey, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce, there's no need to let any food go to waste.

From creative turkey ramen to pumpkin pie milkshakes, there are plenty of ways to repurpose those Thanksgiving leftovers.

My grandmother made great broccoli casserole. She gave me her recipe. And I lost it. Every Thanksgiving I try to turn back time with a new one.

Thanksgiving Day is almost here. If you're planning a big feast, you'll likely have plenty of leftovers come Friday.

A fun, new twist on a beloved leftover classic. You know the one I'm talking about. Think stuffing, turkey, cranberry sauce—and for those who like to get a little creative with it, mashed potatoes and gravy—piled in between two mayo-slathered pieces of toast.

Get the Thanksgiving Cobb Salad recipe. We'll always love a leftover sandwich, but sometimes after the big day, we could use something a little lighter. Enter: this perfect salad. Leftover stuffing gets turned into irresistible croutons,

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Check out these five Thanksgiving leftover recipes, including a Turkey Taco Casserole, from the Courier Journal's extensive recipe archive.