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By 2Bleu
Added November 17, 2007 | Recipe #266220
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I made these on 11/28/11,using leftovers from our Thanksgiving Dinner (which we had on 11/27/11). I followed the recipe as it was written but after chilling, I did have to add about 1/4 cup of unseasoned bread crumbs to make it firm enough to form the croquettes. To save a step, I combined the flour with the bread crumbs and then rolled croquettes in that and fried. I made homemade gravy by melting a little margarine and added some finely chopped onion,cooked until onion was soft.Then I added about 3 tablespoons of of flour and cooked long enough to get rid of the flour taste.And added about 1 cup of chicken broth and stirred until slightly thickened,and seasoned with S & P.I served the gravy over the croquettes and mashed potatoes,along with peas and carrots on the side. I know they were made too big,because I ended up with 6 instead of 8. But the next time ( and there sure will be a nest time :) ), I'll try to make them smaller. Thanks for posting a wonderful way to use leftover turkey and/or chicken. " Keep Smiling :) "
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I loved this recipe, so glad I tried it. Sorry I didn't rate sooner!
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on November 26, 2010
Not bad. They didn't hold together real well and maybe if the turkey had been finely shredded they would have or perhaps add another egg. I didn't use soup over them either.
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These were pretty good. It was a little hard getting them to come together in a croquette but I eventually managed. Made for PRMR tag.
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Tasty, I used leftover gravy instead of the sauce. I don't buy turkey often but great for leftovers during the holidays. Served on top of leftover mashed potatoes.
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on November 29, 2008
Thanksgiving is over, and I've packed up leftovers for departing guests, but I still find myself with some turkey and some dressing. This was perfect! I made them "patty" shaped to freeze easier. I like the OAMC idea...having these in the freezer on a busy workday will be nice. These taste just like turkey and dressing! Made for PRMR tag!
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on January 02, 2008
By KLBoyle
on November 27, 2007
LOVED THESE! I'm always looking for new recipes to use up the thanksgiving leftovers and this is perfect! I love the crunch the turkey and stuffing get from browning in the pan. The only thing I did different was to add a little salt and pepper to the sauce. Thanks for the awesome recipe B&B!
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Serving Size: 1 (320 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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