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    10 Creative Thanksgiving Leftovers Recipes

    By | Shine Food – Tue, Nov 22, 2011 4:59 PM EST

    Get creative with those holiday leftovers filling up the fridge. These recipes offer delicious alternatives to yet another turkey sandwich.

    Turkey Tostadas
    Turkey Tostadas
    Mini tostadas are a great way to stretch your leftover turkey. Serve them as a starter before a big Mexican-inspired meal, or plan on everyone eating 3 to 4 as dinner.
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    Turkey Noodle Stir-Fry
    Turkey Noodle Stir-Fry
    Forget turkey sandwiches-use leftover holiday turkey to make this Asian-inspired dinner.
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    Turkey Sandwiches with Shallots, Cranberries, and Blue Cheese
    Turkey Sandwiches with Shallots, Cranberries, and Blue Cheese
    We like to use fresh, thick ciabatta rolls for these sandwiches, but leftover dinner rolls would work just as well.
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    Turkey Enchiladas with Sour Cream
    Turkey Enchiladas with Sour Cream
    Switch up the holiday flavors and try these tasty enchiladas. We like to serve them with a quick cabbage and lime slaw.
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    Queen's Puff
    Queen's Puff
    With a nod to the English breakfast classics bangers and mash and toad-in-the-hole, we've used leftover mashed potatoes to create a quick and delicious one-dish breakfast.
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    Cranberry Thumbprints
    Cranberry Thumbprints
    Instead of using jam, fill these bite-sized cookies with your extra Thanksgiving cranberry sauce.
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