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Epicurious.com Goes Beyond The Turkey Sandwich With Delicious Ideas And Creative Meals To Make Use of Leftovers

NEW YORK, New York November 23, 2005 – This year, you'll be wishing you had more leftovers. If you love Thanksgiving dinner the first time around, but dread eating it again for the next week--Epicurious can help. The site lists ten recipes to make use of remaining turkey and most of the trimmings. It's the ultimate resource for what to do with Thanksgiving leftovers.

"My family was tired of eating a microwaved version of the same Thanksgiving dinner over and over," said Tanya Steel, Editor-in-Chief of Epicurious.com. "So, we complied ten sure-fire recipes that use the remaining food. But you can also do a recipe search for whatever ingredients you have left to find delicious, creative meals."

Epicurious' favorite recipes for Thanksgiving leftovers include:

• Turkey Wraps with Curry-Chutney Mayonnaise and Peanuts
• Turkey Nachos
• Turkey and Pinto Bean Chili
• Quick Turkey Curry
• Stuffing Stuffed Mushrooms
• Spicy Vegetarian Chili with Cornbread crumbled on top

The above recipes will be available on Epicurious.com starting Friday, Nov. 25.

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