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My husband was overseas for Thanksgiving, so I had a lot…and I mean a LOT of leftovers. I didn’t want the leftovers to go to waste, so I froze some for my husband to enjoy when he returned and ate a ton of sandwiches. Ya, that got old fast. I was bored of eating the same thing over and over. I decided to cook up a new, unique way to eat those leftovers–Sushi-inspired Thanksgiving Turkey Rolls. (For more great ideas, recipes, sweepstakes, loyalty programs, coupons, and more, visit the Cooking Up Good website.)
As someone who is frugal, I try my best not to waste food (see my Top 5 Family Meals and How to Stretch Your Ingredients post.) That includes all those leftovers. Okay, so I’m not always the best at this, but Kraft has some amazing and budget-friendly products that will help you really want to eat up your leftovers and not let them go to waste. Products like cheese, stuffing, dressing…the list goes on…will help give them a fresh new flavor.
Kraft Stove Top Stuffing is one of my favorites. I remember when they had individual microwaveable containers and I had one every day at work with my lunch. I really wanted to incorporate stuffing in my leftover dish and, since it has a similar texture to sticky rice, I thought it would be fun to make these sushi-inspired rolls. To keep up with the Asian theme, I added some flavors you find paired with sushi–horseradish (like wasabi) and ginger.
Ingredients
- Leftover turkey, thinly sliced (large pieces work best, at least 1 inch by 4 inches)
- Kraft Stove Top Stuffing
- Cooked green beans (leftovers or cook a few to use)
- 1 cup leftover mashed potatoes
- 1 teaspoon Kraft prepared horseradish (find this in the refrigerated section)
- 1/2 cup turkey gravy
- 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
- French Fried Onions (crispy onions)
Directions
Preheat the oven to 350ºF.
1. Lay out a slice of turkey, rough side up (if this applies, if both sides are rough this does not matter.)
2. Add a spoonful of Stove Top stuffing in the center and carefully spread it out along the slice of turkey.
3. Place two or three green beans, cut to the size of the turkey, on the edge atop the stuffing.
4. Carefully roll the turkey keeping the stuffing and beans tucked inside. If you have a sushi mat, by all means, use it! I did not have one big enough to use, so I just rolled these by hand. To make sure the rolls stay together, you can stick a toothpick in them if desired. If the roll is too big, you can use a very sharp knife and carefully slice it thinner.
5. Place the rolls on a pan and bake for about 5 minutes. This will allow your leftovers to heat back up.
6. Meanwhile, heat the gravy on the stove and stir in the ginger.
7. Mix the horseradish into the mashed potatoes.
8. To serve, drizzle the ginger-infused gravy along the rolls, sprinkle with crispy french fried onions, and add a side of horseradish potatoes (this will be used just like wasabi, added to the top of the rolls.)
What is your favorite Kraft product to use with Thanksgiving leftovers? Share your story in the comments below!
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Yum! Those look delicious – you are so talented in the kitchen. And I didn’t know Kraft makes horseradish like that – I use that all the time
Thank you! Yes, they do! I use it a lot to make cocktail sauce!
I am thinking that Sushi-Inspired Thanksgiving Turkey Rolls would be ideal for a potluck. Am I correct?
I’m sure these would be a hit! It gives you the main dish and side dishes together and they’re great finger foods.
Great idea and, very creative. Looks really delicious. I would never have thought about doing that. Thanks for sharing I’m pinning it!
Thanks so much Kim! They were tasty!
oh this looks soooo yummy! My son doesn’t really “do” sandwiches, so this will be perfect!
Thank you! Yes, this would be a fun way to get him to eat the meat, bread, and vegetables then!
That looks so good i am going to try and remember to come back and visit this post after Thanksgiving.
Awesome! Thank you! Feel free to bookmark or pin for later!
These look amazing! Talk about a fun and simple way to eat your leftovers that is fun for the whole family! I can’t wait to make these!
Thank you! Let me know how you like them!
These look good.. what a great idea!
Thanks LaDonna!
This is quite possibly the cutest use of Thanksgiving leftovers ever! Can’t wait to make these 🙂
Thank you so much! If you made these, please let me know how you liked them 🙂
Love this idea! So tasty.
Thank you Amanda!
I LOVE this idea! I think we might try this with some of our leftovers, such a fun way and the kids would love making these.
Thanks Autumn! If you tried them let me know how you like them 🙂
Wow those look really yummy! I’m going to try these!
Thank you!
What a great idea. I love the unique use of stuffing!
Thanks so much Stacy!
These would make for great after-Thanksgiving appetizers for football games!
Definitely! Great idea!
My husband would LOVE these! They look beautiful!
Thank you so much!
What a creative idea! And a great way to stretch those leftovers! #client
Thank you Stephanie 🙂
These sound amazing. I don’t cook anymore so I don’t have any leftovers.
Thanks!
I am obsessed with Stuffing! Omg i need to make these next week!
I am too! Stuffing is amazing! You will love these!
What a great way to reuse your leftovers! I love it! Thanks so much for the post!
Thanks!
What a creative holiday leftovers recipe! Will have to try after Christmas. Visiting from The Sits Girls linky. 😉
Andrea@TablerPartyofTwo
Thanks Andrea! Definitely! Let me know how you like it!
I ate turkey for 10 days….the ginger idea sounds good for the next time I do that.
Wow, 10 days!! If you try it, let me know how you like it!
Wow – I love this idea! I really enjoy all of the Thanksgiving flavors in one bite and this looks MUCH more appealing than plopping everything into one bowl. I will definitely be making this next Thanksgiving!
Thank you, Marnie! I agree. I have never been one to eat the leftovers dump bowl, but these I could eat. Yumm.
This recipe is very creative. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Elena.
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