Most people think of turkey pot pie as the inevitable, unavoidable day-after-Thanksgiving meal, but I learned yesterday that it can be a star.

• If you don’t have turkey leftovers, use any type of cooked turkey or chicken. • If your dried tarragon is over 6 months old or looks gray, it’s time for a new bottle. Turkey pot pie ...

If you plan on making turkey stock — and please do so — store the turkey carcass and bones in a plastic bag. Reheat all leftovers to 165 degrees in the oven, microwave, or stovetop.

Stock: Take the turkey carcass, place in a large stock pot, and fill with water to cover. Toss in a few parsley sprigs, quartered onions and carrots. Bring to just a boil and reduce heat to simmer ...

Simmer over low heat for 1 more minute, stirring, until thick. Add 2 teaspoons salt, 1/2 teaspoon pepper, and heavy cream. Add the turkey, carrots, celery, onions, and thyme.

My family keeps inquiring about our 2020 Thanksgiving plans. My response? Be prepared, but stay tuned. My daughter and I have both ordered small turkeys and ingredients for all the sides. We hope t… ...

Pot pie is a wonderful vehicle for Thanksgiving leftovers, from the turkey meat itself to gravy, leftover veggies and even table wine. If you want the full, from-scratch pot pie experience, Turkey ...

Chop up leftover Thanksgiving turkey and use it in a comforting pot pie. (Oregonian file photo) Most folks are familiar with pot pies, but unfortunately, they usually encounter the frozen variety ...

In the week or two after Thanksgiving and Christmas, it's common to be left with a refrigerator full of leftovers and ingredients that were partially used for holiday recipes. In my case, a 16-pound ...

For lunch, I just polished off Sunday’s turkey pot pie. On Thanksgiving Day, I always make sure to set aside some of the leftover turkey for a pot pie based on Bradley Ogden’s recipe for a ...