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Top 6 to 10 Most Common Household Leftover Foods and How to Creatively Use Then Anew

6. Poultry
- Chop up that bird meat into cubes and toss into salad greens seasoned with the usual salad trimmings.
- Shred chicken or turkey meat and combine with ranch dressing and sour cream for a tangy taco filling.
- Roughly chop up poultry meat into bite-sized pieces and mix with Alfredo sauce, carrots, peas and celery. Bake into piping hot pot pies.
- Whip up a Cobb salad by tossing together shredded turkey meat, shredded lettuce, bacon, hard-cooked eggs, avocado slices, cranberries, tomatoes and blue cheese.
- Serve creamy, steamy hot chicken and wild rice soup with diced pimiento and a dollop of heavy cream.
7. Beef
- Come up with beef pot pies by sneaking in cubed beef into a flaky pie crust along with thick mushroom gravy and some vegetables.
- Make an otherworldly-tasting bread by tucking in shreds of beef inside mustard-flavored bread dough.
- Drizzle leftover beef with barbecue sauce and shape into patties. Top with burger trimmings and tuck inside burger buns for a resurrected burger.
- Dice beef and use as condiment for stir-fried veggies.
8. Ham
- Leftover ham is a good excuse for cooking up ham and cheese pizza.
- You can serve 8 people out of 2 cups of ham if you stretch it by adding wild rice, onions, garlic, carrots, corn and peas, slow-cooked into a comforting chowder.
- Use little squares of ham to pepper salad greens with tiny bursts of flavor and color.
- Ham can sub even better than any meat for most casserole dishes, be they pasta-based or vegetable ones.
9. Bread
- Let bread turn over a new leaf by making it into that old, breakfast comfort food, French toast.
- Oven-dry buttered bread cubes for quick croutons that you can toss into your salads or into soups.
- Spread butter and condensed milk on bread and toast for a crunchy and sweet snack.
- Make day-old bread into turkey stuffing.
10. Apples
- Cook apples into a thick applesauce along with water, vanilla and sugar. Pan-fry bread crumbs in a little butter and layer this alternately with the cooked applesauce.
- Core the apples and stuff into the holes a mixture of sugar, cinnamon, raisins and butter. Place apples in a baking dish with an inch deep of water and bake for 40 minutes. Baste apples with juices and serve.
- Apple cubes give a tangy crunch when tossed into salad greens.