After a long weekend with family and friends, what are you doing with all your leftovers?
Don't get bored with the same ole preparations of the turkey and potatoes. There are a ton of different ways to use your leftovers. Here are 5 of our favorite ideas for making new meals out of your Thanksgiving dinner with wine pairings for a complete meal.
Baked Buffalo Turkey Taquitos (Wine Pairing: Chardonnay - medium body white wine will offset the spice of the buffalo flavor with its lush and fruity tones.)
Thanksgiving Leftover Salad (Wine Pairing: Pinot Grigio - the cool citrus of a fruity white wine will complement the crispness of the salad and the tartness of the cranberries.)
Turkey and Mushroom Risotto (Wine Pairing: Shiraz - the earth tones of a full bodied red wine will go well with smoky seared wild mushrooms and bold cheese of this risotto.)
Turkey Cranberry Monte Cristo (Wine Pairing: Brosecco - this light sparkling white wine gives the perfect lift of acidity and fruit to go with this deliciously heavy grilled sandwich.)
Beer Braised Turkey Tacos (Wine Pairing: Unoaked Cabernet - the rich black fruit tones of this wine will complement the spice while not overpowering the flavors of the turkey.)
What are you doing with all your leftover turkey?
Cheers!
Thanksgiving Leftover Salad (Wine Pairing: Pinot Grigio - the cool citrus of a fruity white wine will complement the crispness of the salad and the tartness of the cranberries.)
Turkey and Mushroom Risotto (Wine Pairing: Shiraz - the earth tones of a full bodied red wine will go well with smoky seared wild mushrooms and bold cheese of this risotto.)
Turkey Cranberry Monte Cristo (Wine Pairing: Brosecco - this light sparkling white wine gives the perfect lift of acidity and fruit to go with this deliciously heavy grilled sandwich.)
Beer Braised Turkey Tacos (Wine Pairing: Unoaked Cabernet - the rich black fruit tones of this wine will complement the spice while not overpowering the flavors of the turkey.)
What are you doing with all your leftover turkey?
Cheers!
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