Tear or cut 8 ounces of turkey into bite-sized pieces. Reheat the turkey, along with four to six servings of stuffing, mashed potatoes (yes, you're going to get a double dose of potato with this recipe), gravy and any additional ingredients to customize your poutine with leftovers you have on hand.
Assemble the poutine— make a pile of french fries, top it with mashed potatoes, add a scoop of stuffing, sprinkle on some turkey, smother with gravy, and top with your leftover cranberry sauce. Add some chopped parsley for garnish.
Serves: 4-6
TEST KITCHEN TIPS:
Make sure you have enough french fries for a second round of this delicious leftovers poutine.
Poutine traditionally includes cheese curds— add some or your favorite cheese for a more authentic dish.
Prep this poutine as an easy snack to clear out the fridge or as an appetizer while you're watching the game.
Assemble the poutine as individual servings on dinner plates or as a larger dish on a serving plate.
Tear or cut 8 ounces of turkey into bite-sized pieces. Reheat the turkey, along with four to six servings of stuffing, mashed potatoes (yes, you're going to get a double dose of potato with this recipe), gravy and any additional ingredients to customize your poutine with leftovers you have on hand.
Assemble the poutine— make a pile of french fries, top it with mashed potatoes, add a scoop of stuffing, sprinkle on some turkey, smother with gravy, and top with your leftover cranberry sauce. Add some chopped parsley for garnish.
Serves: 4-6
TEST KITCHEN TIPS:
Make sure you have enough french fries for a second round of this delicious leftovers poutine.
Poutine traditionally includes cheese curds— add some or your favorite cheese for a more authentic dish.
Prep this poutine as an easy snack to clear out the fridge or as an appetizer while you're watching the game.
Assemble the poutine as individual servings on dinner plates or as a larger dish on a serving plate.
