Are You Having Leftovers For Supper?

17 years ago

I know we are. I had them for lunch too. Youngest daughter came over and joined me. Not much dessert left, which is good. So are any of you eating the rest of your Easter meal?

Sue

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mylab123
17 years ago
You better believe it! One of the wonderful advantages of having leftovers of a delicious big holiday meal is the freedom of work or planning for the preparing the next night's meal :)
jannie
17 years ago
Yes, we went to a restaurant. Ordered too much, so we had a big bag of leftovers and we'll finish them up tonight.
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monica_pa Grieves
17 years ago
Yup...just put the leftover potatoes au gratin, with the leftover ham mixed in....in the oven.
barbara3
17 years ago
Yes, hot turkey sandwich and left-over dessert (apple streudel pie and banana split dessert). Yum!!
minnie_tx
17 years ago
no, just a frozen dinner
shellm
17 years ago
Yes and I love it.Makes it very esy after working all day and the guys having boy scouts tonight.

Shelley
dotmom
17 years ago
That is the best part of holiday meals, the left overs,but being it is just the two of us, I baked a half of a ham slice steak, made two twice baked potatoes and broccoli in cheese sauce. No dessert. Last year I made a half bone-in ham and we ate ham for ever, it seems even with freezing some for later. Dottie
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17 years ago
I made stir fry rice. I used one of the stir fry flavoring packets from the Asian aisle in the grocery store and threw in some ham from Easter, thawed frozen rice from a previous meal. Eggs are a great deal this time of year so I scrambled four of those and threw them in and then added frozen veggies. I've been growing green onions in the window sill. It was an easy and delicious meal mainly put together from foods that might have gone to waste otherwise.

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