Use leftover Thanksgiving turkey and gravy to make this quick and easy turkey noodle soup!
Last Sunday I showed you how to cook a Thanksgiving meal for two with a little bit leftover to enjoy another day. Today I sharing a fun way to utilize Thanksgiving leftovers, inspired by my grandmother and her ability to make soup out of anything.
When I first decided to make a noodle soup with leftover turkey, I realized that gravy is literally reduced stock (assuming you cook down the turkey juices to make gravy) and therefore could be reconstituted in this soup. Take a moment to bask in my glorious realization.
Of course you could use premade stock or a store-bought stock concentrate but if you have gravy you may as well use it! After how delicious my gravy turned out, I couldn’t see how it could possibly be a bad idea.
Sure enough this soup turned out excellent and was a great way to repurpose Thanksgiving leftovers. Looking for a vegan alternative? I also made a chickpea noodle soup with homemade vegetable broth made from veggie scraps!
One year ago: Gluten-Free Ooey Gooey Chocolate Peanut Butter Cake
Two years ago: Pecan Chocolate Chip Gooey Butter Cake
Three years ago: Matzo Ball Soup
Source: Adapted from The New Way to Cook Light.
3 comments
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mmmmmm I wish I had leftover turkey so I could make this right now!
Great way to use leftovers, Erin. I like how clear the soup is too :)