Leftovers Articles

Get our tips and tricks for perfect results using store-bought puff pastry dough

This year, you may cook for a slightly smaller crowd. No worries, that means more leftovers for you! Sponsored by Campbell's®

If this second pandemic Thanksgiving has you feeling a little rusty, do not fear. Here are four simple, no-fail ideas for turkey — and four more for leftovers. Sponsored by Shady Brook Farms® and Honeysuckle White®.

Meal planning can be a great way to stay healthy and organized, but where to begin? If you’re new to this awesome practice, read on as we break down the daunting concept into bite-size tips.

Learn how to make gloriously golden brown loaves of challah, plus creative ways to use the bread in other dishes — from savory brunch casseroles and French toast to the ultimate grilled cheese.

Love eggnog? This holiday season, think beyond the carton and embrace recipes with eggnog! This versatile, multitalented beverage produces luscious creme brûlée, fluffy pancakes, and so much more.

It’s going to be a different kind of Thanksgiving this year, but you can still enjoy a delicious, traditional celebration with your nearest and dearest. Sponsored by Shady Brook Farms and Honeysuckle White.

Not sure what to do with the leftover brine in the pickle jar? Solve that dill-emma with these creative ways to use up pickle juice in drinks, dishes, and yep, even to make more pickles.

Whether you’ve got a couple slices of country bread or half a loaf of challah, you can turn it into something delicious

As long as you don’t get too hung up on authenticity, your leftovers can probably be enchilada-ed.

Scrappy solutions and tips to keep your food out of the bin.

The classic recipes for Thanksgiving leftovers are often as good as the main meal — if not better! But if you’ve fallen into a rut, consider these twists on classic leftover recipes to add a bit of spice to your weekly menu.