So I used a leftover can of sample paint and a stencil that I've had for years to create a feature wall inspired by cement tile patterns.
After I quickly cooked the pasta, I still needed a sauce to finish off the fettuccine,
so I used the leftover beet greens to make pesto.
I used canned pineapple,
so used leftover pineapple juice in the syrup instead of the rum.
We had Vietnamese chicken curry earlier this week,
so I used the leftovers to make this delicious chicken and tofu dish (mì xào cà ri gà).
Not exact matches
The
leftover pastry, I rolled it out and
used my Christmas cutters, made amazing festive biscuits that when baked felt like biting into a biscuit,
so good!
I had
so much of the
leftover Post Punk Kitchen queso that I knew I was going to have to come up with another
use.
i had
leftover rice from another supper
so I
used that.
They are perfect to add to your recipe list because they can be for breakfast or lunch,
use up
leftover vegetables, fresh herbs, or meat; it is just
so versatile.
I
used gruyere, parm, and mild cheddar without spinach since I'm allergic: -LRB--LRB-(I had a lot of
leftover precooked quinoa
so this was great!
There's some
leftover mustard butter
so I'm curious if anyone has suggestions to
use it up.
This fall my family was gathered around my mother, whom we were caring for in her final days... we took time to celebrate a birthday with a special kind of carrot cake... we
used the
leftover carrots / apples / celery and who knows what else from the morning's juice (my dad's a bit of a health nut) and turned it into an amazing cake, complemented by walnuts, pineapple and, of course, decadent cream cheese frosting, covered with fresh toasted coconut... it was
so moist and delicious... the making of it a wonderful memory and the eating of it sublime.
Since I am making
so much, I feel terrible throwing out the strained coconut - any thoughts on how to
use the
leftovers?
I had a 1/2 lb of
leftover baked cod
so I
used that as the base and halved the recipe for a dinner for two.
So, let's put those turkey
leftovers to good
use!
Like this unique way of
using up
leftover turkey — wish we still had some
so I could give this a try... will have to keep it for next year.
Sometimes I
use a 2 pound bag of beans
so we can have
leftovers.
It's a great way to
use up any of the
leftover fruit and makes enough for six people,
so either share it or keep the rest for yourself!
In fact,
so much
so, the
leftovers were
used for breakfast.
I
use leftover cooked greens for sort of a quick spanakopita — dock some puff pastry, add a layer of greens, sprinkle with some parmesan, top with another sheet of docked puff pastry, seal the edges and bake for about 20 minutes or
so at 400F.
So, when I found some beautiful, locally grown beets from the farmers market this week, I roasted them up on the barbecue, being sure that I had
leftovers to
use in this greatRead more
So I took her advice and
used my
leftover ham bone to cook her Monday Red Beans and Rice recipe.
So I would pair this with any
leftover grain I am trying to
use up, half of a potato or a nice salad.
The interesting thing is, all I had on hand was some
leftover instant yeast,
so I
used that and the waffles were insanely good — far better than the WIG ones (which had a nice texture but were far too sweet for our tastebuds.
I ended up making a bigger batch than I should have just for the meat,
so I brainstormed a bit for how to
use up the
leftovers.
I am THRILLED to see that you
use leftover rinds in your soups because I have done that for years -
so I know I'm doing something right if Paula is doing it too!
I didn't have any pinto beans cooked up, but had some
leftover red beans and a few garbanzo beans also,
so I
used them instead!
I quickly discovered that I had broccoli that was on its last legs, and some Jimmy Dean sausage
leftover from Easter that needed to be
used up, as well as buttermilk —
so quiche it was!
Simply save your
leftover coffee grounds - or recycle
used grounds from the office if you don't drink coffee - and with a few other pantry staples, you have a body scrub that smells
so good you could drink it.
I had some of the
leftover mixture from the Fava Bean and Mint Soup mentioned,
so I
used it in the Kale & Quinoa bites.
My mother
used to make a variation of this and I always thought she'd made the recipe up because she always added whatever meat was
leftover and whatever else needed
using up,
so it wasn't always the same, but the basic recipe was always
used.
This year I decided to go in search of some more creative
leftover recipes
so that I could still make
use of the extra food that's already prepared without getting bored with the flavors.
I went with 2 cups by weight (16 ounces) rather than volume, and I
used a whole (SMALL) onion
so I wouldn't have
leftovers.
I love
using it in pasta, in pesto, or tossing it on a homemade pizza, but, somehow, I still end up with
so much
leftover!
But if you're drowning in gravy (yumm) and swimming in cranberry sauce (yesss), then you might need some more creative ways to
use your
leftovers so you don't bore your lovely little taste buds.
I've also
used some
leftover caramels and melted them and
used them for the caramel glaze of the apple mosaic tart (that I've also made a million times),
so you can say it's a dual purpose recipe for me!
I make one loaf (half the recipe) about every week or
so, usually near the end of the week
so leftover slices can be
used for french toast on weekends, though the bread often doesn't last til then.
(we had some
leftover cashew cream —
so we
used that) It was really delicious!
But as you say, you can always find
uses for
leftover Pesto,
so like you I usually make more than I need.
* Serve this recipe with Vegan Beer Cheese Soup
so you can
use the
leftover beer in that recipe.
I only
used about half the stock this rendered in the chicken and dumplings
so I was able to freeze a good amount of
leftovers!
I can see
so many ways to
use my
leftovers.
For the frosting, I
used 16oz brick of cream cheese because I hate to have
leftover cream cheese and not confident of my scale, etc., plus, I always seem to run out of frosting,
so having more would help.
It turned out awesome, it's
so simple to make and it's also a great way to
use up
leftover chicken.
You WANT to have
leftover Oreos for sprinkling on top,
so don't feel like you need to
use all of them.
You will likely not need all the brownie chunks,
so you can
use the
leftovers to decorate the top of the cake.
I had made sausage for dinner the other night and had
leftovers, when that happens I freeze them
so I can
use it in my spaghetti sauce.
Made chile last night
so i'm going to
use the
leftovers to make stuffed peppers!
I had
leftover chocolate buttercream icing in the freezer
so I
used that to frost.
So, the great thing about this Beef Tenderloin & Tomato Pizza with Ancho Crema is that you can
use thin slices of any
leftover steak like top sirloin, ribeye, flat iron — or even fajita meat!
In my younger days I wouldn't have been caught dead with such a bourgeois appliance in my kitchen, now I
use it frequently to freeze
leftovers and store things like flour and ingredients I don't
use very often (I have to eat gluten free
so have a lot of little bits of exotic this and that).