Christmas Leftovers Gone Wild

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lanne67

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DECEMBER 6, 2010 4:40PM

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Every year you spend countless hours preparing a delicious Christmas dinner that your family devours in fifteen minutes. They leave the table happy and satisfied, which makes all the time and effort worth while. But what do you do with all of those leftovers? Here are some dishes that your family will be sure to "gobble" down.

There are are so many ways that leftover turkey can be used to create a second delicious meal.

Turkey Tacos: A new twist on an old favorite.

Instead of the usual ground beef used in tacos, finely dice up leftover turkey and saute with your favorite taco spices. Spoon the mixture into taco shells and top with shredded cheese, chilies, lettuce and diced tomato.