Post your favorite turkey soup recipe here.

Before you add your soup fixings, maybe put a quart or two of the soup stock in glass jars and once cool, store in the fridge.

I often make way too much soup and end up chucking some of it a week later.

Save some to make soup, add to other recipes, etc.

I bought a Frozen chili pizza...

With nice bread...not that it doesn't burn no glutn stuff.

Great idea. I have lots. Does it freeze well?

Oofffff

Yeah pizza Hawaii is tastier but still that bread sucks from a few brands ... Normal flower bread like pitas is just better at times

And salami cheese tomato l:

Ohw

ACs shaddup. I want recipes.

Never froze it, but I saw how some people freeze it in ice cube trays, store it in baggies in the freezer, and add a cube or two to recipes.

Recipe?

Onion celery carrot as a basis.

Add couple of bat leaves, pepper, only salt at the end to taste, I’ve over salted and ruined it before.

Add potato chunks, radish chunks, mushrooms

Then once veggies cooked, I add a can of diced tomatoes and pasta.

Pasta has to be stirred often or it bonds to the bottom of the pot.

I add a bit of oregano as well.

Before serving taste for salt, maybe add a splash of vinegar or even ketchup to taste.

The pasta will swell up and soak up most of your broth.

Bat leaves!?…

BAY LEAVES aka Laurel leaves.

Ffs,….

Thank you. I like this.

I knew what you meant. I’m not in Wuhan lol.

Wild turkey, ice.

My favorite is to Long simmer celery and a little onion in the broth. Add turkey and top with toasted left over stuffing mix or simmered dumplings.

Turkey dumplings in just the stock with nothing but salt and pepper is yum yum.

Or you can add a lot of other veggies too and make turkey stew.