What ultimately sets a great holiday leftover dish apart from the rest? The answer: lots of flavor, not a lot of ingredients, and the ability to stand on its own rather than remind us of the meal it came from. This turkey rice, which is in fact a little more turkey than rice, checks all the boxes, and a fresh, 3-ingredient salsa adds the bright finishing touch.

This turkey rolls recipe is a quick and easy dinner.

Throw this slow-cooker Thanksgiving turkey recipe together before work and come home to the smells of Thanksgiving! It could not be any easier. Just whip up a few side dishes, and you're set!

My cranky, old 1934 oven is very small and slow, so I devised this method for cooking a holiday meal of slow cooker turkey breast with stuffing. The slow cooker keeps the turkey breast moist, and cooking the dressing in the same cooker gives it a wonderful flavor.

These pan-fried, breaded turkey cutlets are a quick dinner — ready in less than an hour.

Turkey soup is a great way to stretch the life of your Thanksgiving turkey! The carcass of a turkey is boiled in broth and joined by veggies, rice, and beans to create a delicious soup.

I created this recipe from a few other recipes I enjoyed. It's not as large as making a full turkey but just as enjoyable. Drippings make GREAT gravy!

I'm excited to be sharing just how simple and easy it is to roast and slice your own turkey breast for sandwiches, which might not seem like something worth doing — until you actually do it. And no, enjoying fresh turkey sandwiches once a year after Thanksgiving is not enough.

An easy, quick, and delicious sandwich to eat anytime.

Got the recipe from my retired neighbor, and the taste is wonderful The second-day leftovers can be layered with mashed potatoes/whatever, turkey slices, any cooked veggie with some of the remaining sauce on top and re-heated. You could use a larger slow cooker and double the recipe easily for company. Great with a boneless breast or rolled white and dark meat turkey.

This Maurice salad tastes similar to the one served at a popular downtown Detroit restaurant. It has iceberg lettuce, Swiss cheese, ham, turkey, pickles, and a creamy dressing.

Not only is this Tex-Mex turkey soup yummy, it sure beats leftover turkey sandwiches for days on end following a holiday!