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    Turkey Shepherd's Pie With Two-Potato Topping (Or Chicken)

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    • on April 19, 2011

      Yum, Yum, Yummy! Such a great & quick way to use up leftovers. Instead of chopping up a carrot, i used leftover veggies (corn, peas, carrots). Also to make my dried-out-day-old mashed potatoes a little creamier, I added a bit of cream cheese. I'm not too adventure-some; so, I left out the orange juice. Other than that, no changes & VERY happy with the results! Thanks for sharing.

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    • on June 23, 2009

      I thought this was a wonderful way to use up turkey, as well as all the other left overs. I used all dark meat, since i'd already froze the white meat. It worked fine. I also added cooked carrots left from 24k Carrots from mama's kitchen. I added the carrots after the celery and onions were cooked. I didn't have sweet potatos, so I used regular mashed potatos and added even more. Anyway, it all turned out very good. This recipe has wonderful potential for a great deal of variety. I think the turkey filling part would be good in turkey pot pies. I think I'll try peas in it next time. Thanks for a great recipe.

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    • on December 30, 2008

      Just finished dinner - yum! I didn't make quite as directed; there weren't enough mashed potatos left, so I made up the difference by mashing the leftover parsnip casserole (#152495) and I didn't have any orange juice or chives. Great, easy recipe!

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    • on January 30, 2008

      This recipe is very good & enjoyed by all family members. Followed the recipe as posted except I used mashed potatoes instead of sweet. I had the gravy left from the roasted chicken. Thank you NcMysteryShopper! I am always looking for recipes for leftover chicken & this recipe will be served often.

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    • on September 30, 2007

      This was pretty good. Next time I will add more gravy and probably more seasoning. It's a good base recipe.

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    • on May 30, 2007

      This is a great recipe. I used chicken with this. Mine could have used more gravy though, because the leftovers were drier than the first dish! I made two dishes out of this and froze the second one without baking. Thanks!!

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    • on November 25, 2006

      Oh yummy yummy! I made most of this by my own self! I scooped the leftovers from Thanksgiving and put the right amounts in the pan. I used the food processor to cut up the onions and the carrots and the celery. I also mixed the potatoes in the processor with the egg. I made dinner all by myself!!!

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    • on November 23, 2006

      This recipe got a big thumbs up from the whole family. I used garlic mashed potatoes and mixed candied yams into it. It looked a big funky coming out of the oven but the taste was just great.

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    • on October 31, 2005

      This turned out really well. I followed the recipe faithfully with the exception of substituting scallions for chives and dried sage for fresh (Amazingly, I had everything else on hand). My wife thought it was perfect as it was. I'm tempted to play around with it - maybe a little orange zest, maybe garlic, maybe tarragon. Anyway, it was even better leftover, which says a lot since the turkey was then doubly leftover.

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    • on October 09, 2005

      Because I made this with chicken (we don’t eat nearly as much turkey in Australia as Americans eat), I made what was a truly delicious Chicken Shepherd’s Pie. I didn’t have any gravy, so I added ½ cup of low-fat sour cream and a dash of wine (not quite traditional, but…), which worked out fine. I also added 3 chopped cloves of garlic with the onions, celery and carrots. The choice of parsley and sage gave a wonderful flavour to this Shepherd’s Pie with a difference! As did the combination of the two potatoes. All I’ll do differently next time is to double the portions, as this is a dish which would freeze well. Thank you for another great recipe!

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    • on October 02, 2005

      This recipe passed the husband and kids test-I'll definitely be making this again! My first time using sage or sweet potato in shepherd's pie, different for us but a delicious dish! I used bluemoon downunder's Sweet Potato Mash for the sweet potato mash. A perfect match! I love one dish meals-especially when they are this good!

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    • on October 01, 2005

      Very good. I used chicken and chicken gravy instead of turkey. And I added pepper, garlic and a dash of worcestershire as well as a bunch of cheese. Zaar World Tour 05

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    • on September 29, 2005

      We realy like this version of Shepherd's Pie. mixing the two potatoes was new for us. Excellant recipe!

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    • on September 28, 2005

      Very nice version of shepherd's pie. I used chicken rather than turkey and left out the celery; I also added some grated cheddar to the topping. While I think I prefer the Aussie version with worcestershire sauce, ketchup and roast lamb, DH loved this and ate it so fast I thought I must have got our portions mixed up! Thanks for a lovely weeknight meal!

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    Nutritional Facts for Turkey Shepherd's Pie With Two-Potato Topping (Or Chicken)

    Serving Size: 1 (333 g)

    Servings Per Recipe: 4

    Amount Per Serving
    % Daily Value
    Calories 299.2
     
    Calories from Fat 107
    35%
    Total Fat 11.9 g
    18%
    Saturated Fat 6.6 g
    33%
    Cholesterol 72.6 mg
    24%
    Sodium 940.3 mg
    39%
    Total Carbohydrate 41.7 g
    13%
    Dietary Fiber 5.1 g
    20%
    Sugars 9.2 g
    36%
    Protein 7.0 g
    14%

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    turkey meat

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