5 Ways To Get Creative With Thanksgiving Leftovers

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5 Ways To Get Creative With Thanksgiving Leftovers

I don't know about you but after Thanksgiving I have a week worth of food left over. Even in this unusual predicament where I do not plan to have anyone over for the holiday, I will still be serving my crew up a big meal. Here are some ideas to utilize leftovers: Deep Fried Loaded […]

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