With the holiday season here, we are sure you must be constantly on the lookout for some quick and delicious recipes for your friends and family. You might have picked some for your holiday menu already,

When using leftover turkey in a recipe, remember that it just needs to be reheated because it's already cooked. Prepare other ingredients first, according to your recipe. Then add the leftover turkey. Stuffing and gravy keep two days in the refrigerator. Stuffing can be frozen for one month, and gravy up to six months.

The turkey is the centerpiece of many Thanksgiving dinners (regardless of the size of the gathering) so it should come as no surprise that most of us find ourselves with extra the next day.

Getting tired of the old post-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich? Food experts are sharing more ways to vamp up those Turkey Day leftovers.

Have leftover turkey from your Thanksgiving feast? Give it a makeover with these recipes, including soups, salads, pot pies, pasta casseroles, and more.

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Oh, the day after the Thanksgiving holiday, all the leftovers and maybe a bit of guilt from one too many pieces of pie. So, if an abundance of leftover turkey is the problem, there's no shortage of recipes to recreate the holiday bird into something new and delicious.

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With Thanksgiving dinner behind us, what do we do with all the leftovers? Private chef and caterer Lisa Robinson shares some turkey leftover tips on PIX11 Morning News.