You and Adam Ragusea are the only foodie TH-camrs I watch where I ACTUALLY make the dishes. You both make food so accessible and easy for us home cooks.
@@Cholatemilk1 Yeah I agree I was disappointed with that but I respect him still as a cook and creator. Also, nut/seed oils are a controversial topic atm so I understand him not taking a stand against it.
@Cholatemilk1 To be fair, I rather trust Adam Ragusea’s take on seed oils, on top of actual dietitians and food scientists (like FoodScienceBabe) on this than Bobby Parrish of FlavCity or a wellness influencer who has no credibility on the subject.
I have never seen you prepare anything that I wouldn't eat. Your instructions are thorough and inspiring enough to motivate me to get into the kitchen. YUM !
I always make Stock from the turkey bones (normally that afternoon because we eat Thanksgiving "dinner" at like noon), then use that plus the left over turkey to make Gumbo and Jambalaya every year.
I love the tip on rolling out the pie dough. It is the little things that help make you a better cook, make your life easier in the kitchen, and most of all make it that enjoyable experience it should be. You are still the king of cooking channels!
Turkey congee is one of my favourites. I make the stock with the bones it so comforting. My dad always made turkey a la king and my mom would make turkey noodle (or rice) soup with whatever was left on the carcass growing up.
Thanks for the idea's Brian, will put these to use next year; I did a Turkey Shepard's Pie. Turkey Layer mixed with leftover gravy, some sautéed veg on top (onion, celery, bell pepper, garlic), frozen peas, leftover stuffing layer, leftover mashed potato layer, with the top forked. Bake 375 and broil the top if needed to crisp up some of the mash rows.
Brian really is the GOAT... always there with a topical and relevant video for us to feel accomplished at home in the kitchen (especially during the holidays, when there's family nearby to impress).
Happy Thanksgiving To the Lagerstroms. I’m taking the apple galette and focaccia over to my sister’s house. I’ve shared your channel dozens of times because I want people to know that making really good food is not that difficult and incredibly satisfying.
We do turkey casserole. Pretty simple. In a casserole dish bottom layer is the stuffing. Then some turkey. Pour a little gravy on it. Then top it with mashed potatoes. Dad does this the night before. Then he puts it in the oven so when the ladies get home from shopping there’s a nice meal
I’m Mexican and this is exactly how I make enchiladas. The way you made the salsa is super easy. I would have used dried chiles and boiled and mixed. The way you made it was so easy
I did the Turkey Pot Pie here, nearly exactly to spec. One tip: when adding the flour to the veg to make your roux, add slowly. Depending on how much liquid and fat was absorbed the full amount prescribed might be a little too much. I held back maybe 1/4 of the flour from that step and mine came out the perfect consistency. Definitely need that 12 inch cast iron skillet for this one, its a HUGE pie. Came out great. I mean, really great. I ate this for three meals in a row. I was so so happy. Recommend putting a sheet tray under the cast iron in case there is any drippage
Thank you for the recipe for the sandwich. I put a little twist on it and added two hard boiled eggs. Instead of making a sandwich I placed a big dollop on a bed of romaine lettuce, roughly chopped some tomatoes, and drizzled with oil and vinegar dressing and it was spectacularly delicious. Thank you again for the recipe. I'm going to make make this again and not just for Thanksgiving turkey leftovers.
I (finally) followed one of your recipes, for Turkey Pot Pie, and it was delicious and a big hit in my family. The only modification is that I stuffed the crust inside the pan, which is far easier and neater than trying to bond it to the edge. Thanks, Brian!
I made the turkey salad. The only thing I didn’t have was the tarragon and I did yellow sweet onions instead of the shallots. I have to say this was fantastic! The texture… the flavor… soooo tasty! I am convinced that your tip on using your hands to mix is the secret. I will use this method going forward and not look back. Yum!
Just made the turkey salad it was super simple and I didn't even have the exact ingredients you used and it still turned out great. I can only imagine how yummy it would've been if I used the right spices and mustard. Great recipes I'll probably be trying your other two aswell
Just made, with my wife, the turkey pot pie!!! Oh my God, was it good!!! The recipe is excellent, the final taste was amazing, and we have just a ton of leftovers!! Thanks, Brian, that was just great!!! Do you have time to work out a really flavorful shepherd's pie??
The Turkey salad sandwiches were excellent. I made some slight adjustments because I was too lazy to go to the grocery store. I didn't have the fresh herbs, and used a 1/2 cup of pickle relish instead of chopping pickles, and it turned out amazing.
Made the pot pie thing tonight. I was going too cheat and just buy a pie crust. I seem to always mess up the crust. Used a blender to cut the butter in and then slowly added the wet ingredients. Didn't mix it completely in the blender. Had to add a bit of water. All that to say, thank you. Great recipe. My family loved it. I loved it.
I made the pot pie tonight. Sooooooo delicious. I didn't make the crust, I used store bought. Ended up being a slight issue with the size etc. I shoulda just rolled the two crusts that came in the box together but I was a bit of a wuss. I suggest going all out and making your own crust too if you're going to make it. Very good stuff Brian.
Love it...Happy Thanksgiving to you guys and everyone watching. My turkey pot pie starts the same as yours, except I pour it into my baking vessels (some shallow chili crocks I have for single servings) and chill it in the fridge. once chilled I pour corn bread batter across the top right to the brim of the crock (about 3/4") and bake until the cornbread sets. *
Hey bri and all y'all! Happy Thanksgiving! I made your better brownies and spinach artichoke dip for my small family thanksgiving and only a couple of the brownies were leftover because they were so rich (the joke being the brownies had their own 401k) so mission success! Take care!
The Turkey salad is AMAZING. I ate two servings and so did my daughter. The flavor was so light and delicious. I did the homemade mayo. I did not need the extra Mayo on the bun but that’s just me. Soooo Good.
Great ideas you got there Bri! I used your chicken salad recipe for my brined and smoked turkey after last Thanksgiving and again in 2022. Turkey tortilla soup is one of my creations, since I take the carcass and make a broth. I use fire roasted Roma tomatoes, onions. and garlic broiled in my oven and I rehydrate 3 Gaujilllo and two Arbol chiles and two morita chiles, then fry them briefly, and I blend them. I also add cumin, Mexican oregano, cilantro and also sal and pepper. I also add the chicken better than bullion to taste, about a tablespoon and a half to kick it up. My family loves it! Give it a try! Would love to see you riff on that! Also fried dried poblanos along with the fried tortilla strips…heaven!
Made the pot pie, holy crap it was good. Not sure how I F'ed up the crust, but it broke apart when I was trying to put it over the top of the cast iron. Frankensteined it back together so ended up with 1/2 an amazing looking pot pie and 1/2 a janky looking one but it was 100% delicious. Thanks Bri!
Went for the pot pie option: For my partner’s dinner, made the pot pie and bought a ready-made crust (say what you want, but I just finished cooking for two days for Thanksgiving!) I flattened out the crust and plopped it on top of his pies. Next, I made a low-carb version for me: no potatoes, thickened with cauliflower purée, added in my “keto dressing” ( mushrooms, cauliflower, cipollini onions, walnuts, carrots and herbs) and topped with cauliflower mash. I don’t think I’ve ever taken the time to reimagine my Thanksgiving leftovers! I usually just suffer through and reheat the leftovers. This year, I was truly over it. Neither of us “like” turkey and it was relatively easy to create a version for us both. I highly recommend😊
I made your Enchiladas tonight with a rotisserie chicken! So delicious and satisfying AND, I really got to stretch my skills again. I'm glad I had extra tortillas. If you don't have silicone enamelled tongs, get some. They are invaluable for making this dish!
Quick tip, skip the mayo in your turkey salad (even dukes.) And sub moscarpone. For extra Thanksgiving vibes, throw in some chopped grapes and a squdge of cranberry sauce (or craisins, if you wash them first.) Absolutely a solid call on the terragon, though.
@BrianLagerstrom, I am not sure what corn tortillas you used, but mine fell completely apart after putting them in the sauce. I had to basically layer the scraps in the pan like lasagna. Any thoughts?
I made both the pot pie and the sandwich salad. I can attest that they were both fantastique! I even went out and bought some Duke’s mayo and it was worth the effort! Thanks for the recipes!
Hi Brian. I just wanted to thank you for the recipes. I made the turkey salad today for my parents (funnily enough with chicken because that's what we had) and they really enjoyed it.
WoW this Turkey Salad is absolutely delicious! Thank you! Froze some Turkey leftover this Thanksgiving and making your pie on Sunday - first snow in Germany this season so seems like the perfect dish!
I made the enchiladas tonight and they were delicious! It tasted like a Lagerstrom's recipe, deep deep flavor. I added a little cocoa powder to the sauce. How long do you think the extra sauce is good for in the fridge/freezer?
My grandma used to make a very similar salad with leftover chicken or turkey, but hers was ground in a food processor to a consistency like deli ham salad or "sandwich spread" (if you live in area where lunch meat gets sold that way LOL) But the ground texture is good in its own way.
Thank you on the curly parsley! I've always thought of it as a bit sweeter, when eating raw. The flat leaf is nice in a red sauce, but I still prefer the curly. I have slso used either Dukes or Hellman mayo exclusively for my entire life. However about 3 to 4 years ago, the Dukes had a funk to it. Bought it twice and then no more. Hellmans only.
My go to is turkey soup. Boil the carcass for a couple hours, make sure all the collagen is out of it. Green beans, corn, celery and egg noodles. Done.
Hello BRI, this is BRY from Canada, had our Thanksgiving about a month ago, have had snow for over a month so explains that. Always love leftover recipies, can only make so many open sandwiches or salads! Thankyou again!
@@MultiGemgirl Canadian here, we have turkey, mashed potatoes, dressing (in a pan, not inside turkey), carrots, cranberry sauce. And pumpkin pie. Never yams with marshmallows.
@@MultiGemgirl Hello, interesting as Canada is as diveresd as US, east coast privably alot of fish, west ciast salmon and prairie where im from can be turkry or chicken or ham. Its more of a family tradition than actually the celebration, of course Turkey's on sale make it a great course. Sides the same but almost never any kind of corn brwad, which i love but never see. Its about family, and getting together, my polish aunt would always have herring, appetizer, and the list gies on. Thankyou for the interest and the best to you and your family. Bry.
Hey Bri, I made not one but THREE of your recipes over the holiday weekend, including your easy flourless chocolate cake and Tartine sourdough…everything came out great, you ROCK!!
First day would be an everything turkey sandwich consisting of turkey, cheese, stuffing, cranberry sauce and mayo in rye bread. Next would be a big pan of turkey tetrazzini with lots of mushrooms.
What a great video!.I was just wondering what to do with all the left over Turkey meat I have stored away .Thank you so much.I will try the Turkey Enchiladas 👌
Two questions: I am assuming you just use a baking steel in your oven to place your dishes on. Is that right? What benefit is there to cooking on that instead of the wire racks? Second, when you were cutting your herbs, why did you cut it on a plastic/silicone cutting board that was on your nice wood one? Why not just use the wood one?
Having it cold with pickles with bubble and squeak; turkey curry; stir fried (ie stir fry veggies until nearly done then add the turkey to warm though); with orange sauce; made into a coronation chicken (turkey) similar to your sandwich but with a touch of curry to flavour. I shall try your pie though, that looked pretty amazing.. We don't have thanksgiving in England but we have the same left-over issues at christmas
Have you tried Duke's mayo... with lime? It's one of their new flavors and it's not a strong lime flavor but it does add extra tang to the existing tang.
This is dope. I didn’t make Turkey for thanksgiving (we do standing rib roast) so I oven roasted 650g of chicken thighs as a substitute and used your poultry seasoning / style from your other pot pie recipe but did everything else in this video… so far looks awesome and I am sure will taste great! Hope you had a very happy thanksgiving, Bri!
@BrianLagerstrom this salad is basically my Tuna salad recepie. i foundt that when you have picle haters, use pomegranate and a tbsp of raspberry vinegar 👌👌
I was wondering if you would have a video on Thanksgiving, great to see you and happy thanksgiving to you and Loren. The pot pie I make has exact same filling ingredients except has a different crust. If I’m using a glass pie plate to incorporate a bottom crust, should I double the crust ingredients?
Hey Brian. You have anemoia - your nostalgic feelings about the Time of Tarragon. :) I'm thinking a little tarragon might go well in the pot pie recipe. Might try it tonight, if there's enough turkey left. Thanks!
Everything you make is dope. I've been subbed since you had maybe 10k? Randomly found through the TH-cam Algorithm and knew right away I had to keep watching. I get stoked on jamming some 90's boom bap and hitting the kitchen. Always giving me good ideas. RIP Tame One from the Artifacts.
Happy Thanksgiving Brian! It’s always perplexing to me how channels like this don’t have millions more views and subscribers 🤷🏻 Thanks for all the great content! 314 Rep
The correct answer is a Kentucky Hot Brown. Traditionally served as an open-face sandwich, it can also be made in larger quantities as a casserole. On your plate (or in your casserole dish) Lay down some toasted bread of your choice. Next you want some chopped pieces of turkey and ham. (I prefer "country" salt cured ham, but "city" ham works okay so long as it doesn't have too much sweet glaze) Throw some tomato slices and/or chunks on, there if you like that sort of thing. Then smother all of that in a warm parmesan cheese sauce (gravy?) that is made of flour, bacon grease, cream (or whole milk) and parmesan cheese. (make a roux with the flower and bacon grease, slowly incorporate the dairy, then slowly incorporate the cheese... congrats! You've made a béchamel!) If you're going casserole style, then add another layer of toast on top, then for either style smother the top with shredded cheddar and bacon crumbles. If you went for the open faced sandwich, stick the whole thing under a broiler for a minute or so to get the cheese and bacon crispy and melty. If you're going for the casserole, cover and stick it in the oven for about an hour @350F uncover for the last 10 or 15 minutes to get the cheese melty and the bacon crispy. It is by far the most comfortable of all the comfort foods.
I make the Pot Pie Filling very much like yours and Freeze it. Probably having had enough turkey for the time being, I prefer making the pies a couple of weeks later. And I make them in Glass Pie Pans too. I never liked cast iron that much. Mom never used it at all. Also, while You might be able to eat a Salad sandwich that full, my 104 year old petite mother cannot even lift it, so half the filling is enough for her.
I have been saving your Enchilada recipe for leftover turkey! It's like you were reading my mind. What photography on that beautiful pie. Your pastry looks so buttery and flaky! Now it will be tough to choose what to do with leftovers, if there are any. You are totally right about "low and slow" roasting. But, you just don't know until you indulge in the extra time. It's what our grandmas did. Thanks for thinking of us again this week. Rest up, we keep expecting you to top yourself now, and that is getting to be a really tough task. Happy Thanksgiving to you and Lorn!!
What pans are you using other than the cast iron one and the La Creuset? I'm considering getting some stainless fry and saute pans, as well as a new nonstick.
I saw that "Spice World" bag of peeled garlic in your fridge. Been tempted to buy some myself, but we normally get the containers of minced garlic. How do they hold up?
You and Adam Ragusea are the only foodie TH-camrs I watch where I ACTUALLY make the dishes. You both make food so accessible and easy for us home cooks.
I agree other than I do like that Ethan Chlebowski guy I get alot of tips/skills from him not so many recipes
I cant watch Ragusea after his TERRIBLE AND ERRONEOUS video about vegetable oil being not only not bad, but good for you
@@Cholatemilk1 Yeah I agree I was disappointed with that but I respect him still as a cook and creator. Also, nut/seed oils are a controversial topic atm so I understand him not taking a stand against it.
@@Ratsfrom42 it's only a matter of time before seed oils start on the Four Dog Defense
@Cholatemilk1
To be fair, I rather trust Adam Ragusea’s take on seed oils, on top of actual dietitians and food scientists (like FoodScienceBabe) on this than Bobby Parrish of FlavCity or a wellness influencer who has no credibility on the subject.
I have never seen you prepare anything that I wouldn't eat. Your instructions are thorough and inspiring enough to motivate me to get into the kitchen. YUM !
I have the flu on Thanksgiving. I'm thankful for this video.
Hope you feel better!
Feel better 🤗
Hope you get better quick. I had the flu last Christmas.
Speedy recovery!
Caught covid starting Wednesday, so cheers to being sick and dreaming of delicious food like this
Thanksgiving eggrolls dawg... potatoes, turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and gravy - all in an eggroll - BOMB
One year later I’m back baby… the pot pie was such a perfect proportion recipe. Grateful for you Brian!
I always make Stock from the turkey bones (normally that afternoon because we eat Thanksgiving "dinner" at like noon), then use that plus the left over turkey to make Gumbo and Jambalaya every year.
I also make the stock, but make turkey and homemade noodles
I love the tip on rolling out the pie dough. It is the little things that help make you a better cook, make your life easier in the kitchen, and most of all make it that enjoyable experience it should be. You are still the king of cooking channels!
The enchiladas were amazing. Had just enough of the sauce, turkey filling and crema to make a KILLER chilaquiles for breakfast.
Turkey congee is one of my favourites. I make the stock with the bones it so comforting. My dad always made turkey a la king and my mom would make turkey noodle (or rice) soup with whatever was left on the carcass growing up.
4:16 That is such a cute photo and brings me back. Cherish your moms (and dads) everyone!
Thanks for the idea's Brian, will put these to use next year; I did a Turkey Shepard's Pie. Turkey Layer mixed with leftover gravy, some sautéed veg on top (onion, celery, bell pepper, garlic), frozen peas, leftover stuffing layer, leftover mashed potato layer, with the top forked. Bake 375 and broil the top if needed to crisp up some of the mash rows.
That pot pie _literally_ has me drooling! You can bet that’ll be on the table for me in a few days!! 👍
Brian really is the GOAT... always there with a topical and relevant video for us to feel accomplished at home in the kitchen (especially during the holidays, when there's family nearby to impress).
Happy Thanksgiving To the Lagerstroms. I’m taking the apple galette and focaccia over to my sister’s house. I’ve shared your channel dozens of times because I want people to know that making really good food is not that difficult and incredibly satisfying.
We do turkey casserole. Pretty simple. In a casserole dish bottom layer is the stuffing. Then some turkey. Pour a little gravy on it. Then top it with mashed potatoes. Dad does this the night before. Then he puts it in the oven so when the ladies get home from shopping there’s a nice meal
This sounds really good. And easy, which is the best part.
Just made the pot pie. 10/10 on the crust, everyone is asking for the recipe.
The filling is great too, ours added leftover sweet corn and mushrooms.
I’m Mexican and this is exactly how I make enchiladas. The way you made the salsa is super easy. I would have used dried chiles and boiled and mixed. The way you made it was so easy
I did the Turkey Pot Pie here, nearly exactly to spec.
One tip: when adding the flour to the veg to make your roux, add slowly. Depending on how much liquid and fat was absorbed the full amount prescribed might be a little too much. I held back maybe 1/4 of the flour from that step and mine came out the perfect consistency.
Definitely need that 12 inch cast iron skillet for this one, its a HUGE pie.
Came out great. I mean, really great. I ate this for three meals in a row. I was so so happy.
Recommend putting a sheet tray under the cast iron in case there is any drippage
Thank you for the recipe for the sandwich. I put a little twist on it and added two hard boiled eggs.
Instead of making a sandwich I placed a big dollop on a bed of romaine lettuce, roughly chopped some tomatoes, and drizzled with oil and vinegar dressing and it was spectacularly delicious.
Thank you again for the recipe. I'm going to make make this again and not just for Thanksgiving turkey leftovers.
I (finally) followed one of your recipes, for Turkey Pot Pie, and it was delicious and a big hit in my family. The only modification is that I stuffed the crust inside the pan, which is far easier and neater than trying to bond it to the edge. Thanks, Brian!
I made the turkey salad. The only thing I didn’t have was the tarragon and I did yellow sweet onions instead of the shallots. I have to say this was fantastic! The texture… the flavor… soooo tasty! I am convinced that your tip on using your hands to mix is the secret. I will use this method going forward and not look back. Yum!
Just made the turkey salad it was super simple and I didn't even have the exact ingredients you used and it still turned out great. I can only imagine how yummy it would've been if I used the right spices and mustard. Great recipes I'll probably be trying your other two aswell
Just made, with my wife, the turkey pot pie!!! Oh my God, was it good!!! The recipe is excellent, the final taste was amazing, and we have just a ton of leftovers!! Thanks, Brian, that was just great!!! Do you have time to work out a really flavorful shepherd's pie??
The Turkey salad sandwiches were excellent. I made some slight adjustments because I was too lazy to go to the grocery store. I didn't have the fresh herbs, and used a 1/2 cup of pickle relish instead of chopping pickles, and it turned out amazing.
The enchiladas--turkey now cooked 3 times! Did you need the first reheat before putting them into the oven??
Made the pot pie thing tonight. I was going too cheat and just buy a pie crust. I seem to always mess up the crust. Used a blender to cut the butter in and then slowly added the wet ingredients. Didn't mix it completely in the blender. Had to add a bit of water. All that to say, thank you. Great recipe. My family loved it. I loved it.
Gotta say I’m loving the no BS attitude of this video. Love the confidence, you know what you’re doing bud, keep it up
Turkey noodle soup is always my go to. Can use the turkey carcass for stock too.
I made the pot pie tonight. Sooooooo delicious. I didn't make the crust, I used store bought. Ended up being a slight issue with the size etc. I shoulda just rolled the two crusts that came in the box together but I was a bit of a wuss.
I suggest going all out and making your own crust too if you're going to make it.
Very good stuff Brian.
Love it...Happy Thanksgiving to you guys and everyone watching.
My turkey pot pie starts the same as yours, except I pour it into my baking vessels (some shallow chili crocks I have for single servings) and chill it in the fridge. once chilled I pour corn bread batter across the top right to the brim of the crock (about 3/4") and bake until the cornbread sets. *
Man this guys got his feet on the ground with realistic everyday people meals , love it !! 👌🏼
Hey bri and all y'all! Happy Thanksgiving!
I made your better brownies and spinach artichoke dip for my small family thanksgiving and only a couple of the brownies were leftover because they were so rich (the joke being the brownies had their own 401k) so mission success! Take care!
The Turkey salad is AMAZING. I ate two servings and so did my daughter. The flavor was so light and delicious. I did the homemade mayo. I did not need the extra Mayo on the bun but that’s just me. Soooo Good.
Great ideas you got there Bri! I used your chicken salad recipe for my brined and smoked turkey after last Thanksgiving and again in 2022. Turkey tortilla soup is one of my creations, since I take the carcass and make a broth. I use fire roasted Roma tomatoes, onions. and garlic broiled in my oven and I rehydrate 3 Gaujilllo and two Arbol chiles and two morita chiles, then fry them briefly, and I blend them. I also add cumin, Mexican oregano, cilantro and also sal and pepper. I also add the chicken better than bullion to taste, about a tablespoon and a half to kick it up. My family loves it! Give it a try! Would love to see you riff on that! Also fried dried poblanos along with the fried tortilla strips…heaven!
Can't wait to try your turkey salad recipe, Bri. Also the pic of you and your mom was too cute
Made the pot pie, holy crap it was good. Not sure how I F'ed up the crust, but it broke apart when I was trying to put it over the top of the cast iron. Frankensteined it back together so ended up with 1/2 an amazing looking pot pie and 1/2 a janky looking one but it was 100% delicious. Thanks Bri!
Went for the pot pie option: For my partner’s dinner, made the pot pie and bought a ready-made crust (say what you want, but I just finished cooking for two days for Thanksgiving!) I flattened out the crust and plopped it on top of his pies. Next, I made a low-carb version for me: no potatoes, thickened with cauliflower purée, added in my “keto dressing” ( mushrooms, cauliflower, cipollini onions, walnuts, carrots and herbs) and topped with cauliflower mash. I don’t think I’ve ever taken the time to reimagine my Thanksgiving leftovers! I usually just suffer through and reheat the leftovers. This year, I was truly over it. Neither of us “like” turkey and it was relatively easy to create a version for us both. I highly recommend😊
I made your Enchiladas tonight with a rotisserie chicken! So delicious and satisfying AND, I really got to stretch my skills again. I'm glad I had extra tortillas. If you don't have silicone enamelled tongs, get some. They are invaluable for making this dish!
ALL LOOKS GREAT. Wish I saw this sooner. Especially the pot pie. WOW. WONDERFUL. I even love you not telling long stories. 🎉
Just made that turkey salad for dinner. Really good! Usually not a fan of grainy mustard, but it was fantastic in this!
Once again Bri, the editing is top notch!👍
Quick tip, skip the mayo in your turkey salad (even dukes.) And sub moscarpone. For extra Thanksgiving vibes, throw in some chopped grapes and a squdge of cranberry sauce (or craisins, if you wash them first.)
Absolutely a solid call on the terragon, though.
@BrianLagerstrom, I am not sure what corn tortillas you used, but mine fell completely apart after putting them in the sauce. I had to basically layer the scraps in the pan like lasagna. Any thoughts?
I made both the pot pie and the sandwich salad. I can attest that they were both fantastique! I even went out and bought some Duke’s mayo and it was worth the effort! Thanks for the recipes!
Thank Brian! my family gatherings are measurably improved by your sense of humor and delightful recipes
Hi Brian. I just wanted to thank you for the recipes. I made the turkey salad today for my parents (funnily enough with chicken because that's what we had) and they really enjoyed it.
WoW this Turkey Salad is absolutely delicious! Thank you! Froze some Turkey leftover this Thanksgiving and making your pie on Sunday - first snow in Germany this season so seems like the perfect dish!
I made the enchiladas tonight and they were delicious! It tasted like a Lagerstrom's recipe, deep deep flavor. I added a little cocoa powder to the sauce.
How long do you think the extra sauce is good for in the fridge/freezer?
My grandma used to make a very similar salad with leftover chicken or turkey, but hers was ground in a food processor to a consistency like deli ham salad or "sandwich spread" (if you live in area where lunch meat gets sold that way LOL) But the ground texture is good in its own way.
I make something very similar to your turkey pot pie, but sub large fluffy dumplings instead of crust, and cook on the stovetop.
Finally someone who agrees with me that curly parsley is better! It’s been a lonely road… 😂🙌🌿
“Yours probably needs salt”. 😂😂 Epic Burn!
Thank you on the curly parsley! I've always thought of it as a bit sweeter, when eating raw. The flat leaf is nice in a red sauce, but I still prefer the curly.
I have slso used either Dukes or Hellman mayo exclusively for my entire life. However about 3 to 4 years ago, the Dukes had a funk to it. Bought it twice and then no more. Hellmans only.
Usually do a waldorf style salad with leftover turkey but decided to try your turkey salad recipe instead. it was delicious.
Turkey enchiladas is one of our go-tos for left over turkey as well.
My go to is turkey soup. Boil the carcass for a couple hours, make sure all the collagen is out of it. Green beans, corn, celery and egg noodles. Done.
Hello BRI, this is BRY from Canada, had our Thanksgiving about a month ago, have had snow for over a month so explains that. Always love leftover recipies, can only make so many open sandwiches or salads! Thankyou again!
what are some typical foods for Canadian thanksgiving?
@@MultiGemgirl Canadian here, we have turkey, mashed potatoes, dressing (in a pan, not inside turkey), carrots, cranberry sauce. And pumpkin pie. Never yams with marshmallows.
@@MultiGemgirl Hello, interesting as Canada is as diveresd as US, east coast privably alot of fish, west ciast salmon and prairie where im from can be turkry or chicken or ham. Its more of a family tradition than actually the celebration, of course Turkey's on sale make it a great course. Sides the same but almost never any kind of corn brwad, which i love but never see. Its about family, and getting together, my polish aunt would always have herring, appetizer, and the list gies on. Thankyou for the interest and the best to you and your family. Bry.
Hey Bri, I made not one but THREE of your recipes over the holiday weekend, including your easy flourless chocolate cake and Tartine sourdough…everything came out great, you ROCK!!
We love making Turkey 🦃 Divan. The broccoli and curry flavor is so different from the traditional tastes of Thanksgiving and our family loves it. 😊
First day would be an everything turkey sandwich consisting of turkey, cheese, stuffing, cranberry sauce and mayo in rye bread. Next would be a big pan of turkey tetrazzini with lots of mushrooms.
What a great video!.I was just wondering what to do with all the left over Turkey meat I have stored away .Thank you so much.I will try the Turkey Enchiladas 👌
0:35 Brian and me said Duke's at the exact same time! You have excellent taste in mayo, Bri. Much respect!
BRIAN, GREAT VIDEOS! I don’t see anything about you roasting a turkey. Time to show us all how it’s done! Thanks for the content!
It might sound a little strange, but a chicken or turkey salad sandwich using a croissant cut in half as the bread is amazing
Two questions:
I am assuming you just use a baking steel in your oven to place your dishes on. Is that right? What benefit is there to cooking on that instead of the wire racks?
Second, when you were cutting your herbs, why did you cut it on a plastic/silicone cutting board that was on your nice wood one? Why not just use the wood one?
Having it cold with pickles with bubble and squeak; turkey curry; stir fried (ie stir fry veggies until nearly done then add the turkey to warm though); with orange sauce; made into a coronation chicken (turkey) similar to your sandwich but with a touch of curry to flavour. I shall try your pie though, that looked pretty amazing..
We don't have thanksgiving in England but we have the same left-over issues at christmas
Have you tried Duke's mayo... with lime? It's one of their new flavors and it's not a strong lime flavor but it does add extra tang to the existing tang.
Great video, got 2 free birds and bought another for 48¢ a pound, will most definitely be doing all 3 of these, thx .
This is dope. I didn’t make Turkey for thanksgiving (we do standing rib roast) so I oven roasted 650g of chicken thighs as a substitute and used your poultry seasoning / style from your other pot pie recipe but did everything else in this video… so far looks awesome and I am sure will taste great! Hope you had a very happy thanksgiving, Bri!
Hey Bri, stellar vid as usual. Just letting ya know the turkey salad and enchilada chapters aren't separated.
Thanks again for the amazing content
That is the cutest little sheet pan he put the bun on.
@BrianLagerstrom this salad is basically my Tuna salad recepie. i foundt that when you have picle haters, use pomegranate and a tbsp of raspberry vinegar 👌👌
I was wondering if you would have a video on Thanksgiving, great to see you and happy thanksgiving to you and Loren.
The pot pie I make has exact same filling ingredients except has a different crust. If I’m using a glass pie plate to incorporate a bottom crust, should I double the crust ingredients?
What a shame I don’t like turkey! These all look delicious. Getting set to put your buttery buns in the oven as I watch this. Thanks Bri!
Hey Brian. You have anemoia - your nostalgic feelings about the Time of Tarragon. :) I'm thinking a little tarragon might go well in the pot pie recipe. Might try it tonight, if there's enough turkey left. Thanks!
That pot pie filling looks like it would be great over rice, pasta or chow mein! Mmmmmmm.
Great recipes as always. I have a question about the turkey pot pie. Could you make it as a double crust?
Ooooh man, this video was amazing! Made the pot pie last night and I will always do that now with my leftover Turkey. Trying the Sandwich tonight!
Everything you make is dope. I've been subbed since you had maybe 10k? Randomly found through the TH-cam Algorithm and knew right away I had to keep watching. I get stoked on jamming some 90's boom bap and hitting the kitchen. Always giving me good ideas. RIP Tame One from the Artifacts.
Love that u have a tub of pre-ground black pepper. So relatable. Happy thanksgiving Bri. Thanks for the great content and channel!!!
Brian, when you say "chili powder," do you mean ground up chili? Or chili powder blend?
Hey man,great suggestions for leftovers.I love gobbler sangies, but this turkey salad will switch things up /add to options.
That turkey salad looks awesome! I normally put tarragon in my turkey pot pie but never thought to put it in turkey salad.
That pot pie looks like heaven
Happy Thanksgiving Brian!
It’s always perplexing to me how channels like this don’t have millions more views and subscribers 🤷🏻
Thanks for all the great content! 314 Rep
The correct answer is a Kentucky Hot Brown. Traditionally served as an open-face sandwich, it can also be made in larger quantities as a casserole.
On your plate (or in your casserole dish) Lay down some toasted bread of your choice. Next you want some chopped pieces of turkey and ham. (I prefer "country" salt cured ham, but "city" ham works okay so long as it doesn't have too much sweet glaze) Throw some tomato slices and/or chunks on, there if you like that sort of thing. Then smother all of that in a warm parmesan cheese sauce (gravy?) that is made of flour, bacon grease, cream (or whole milk) and parmesan cheese. (make a roux with the flower and bacon grease, slowly incorporate the dairy, then slowly incorporate the cheese... congrats! You've made a béchamel!) If you're going casserole style, then add another layer of toast on top, then for either style smother the top with shredded cheddar and bacon crumbles. If you went for the open faced sandwich, stick the whole thing under a broiler for a minute or so to get the cheese and bacon crispy and melty. If you're going for the casserole, cover and stick it in the oven for about an hour @350F uncover for the last 10 or 15 minutes to get the cheese melty and the bacon crispy.
It is by far the most comfortable of all the comfort foods.
I make the Pot Pie Filling very much like yours and Freeze it. Probably having had enough turkey for the time being, I prefer making the pies a couple of weeks later. And I make them in Glass Pie Pans too. I never liked cast iron that much. Mom never used it at all.
Also, while You might be able to eat a Salad sandwich that full, my 104 year old petite mother cannot even lift it, so half the filling is enough for her.
Looks great! Can’t wait to try it. Turkey Tetrazzini is also a favorite of mine. Would like to see how you would make it.
I have been saving your Enchilada recipe for leftover turkey! It's like you were reading my mind. What photography on that beautiful pie. Your pastry looks so buttery and flaky! Now it will be tough to choose what to do with leftovers, if there are any. You are totally right about "low and slow" roasting. But, you just don't know until you indulge in the extra time. It's what our grandmas did. Thanks for thinking of us again this week. Rest up, we keep expecting you to top yourself now, and that is getting to be a really tough task. Happy Thanksgiving to you and Lorn!!
What pans are you using other than the cast iron one and the La Creuset? I'm considering getting some stainless fry and saute pans, as well as a new nonstick.
enchilada recipe is solid, thank you for the video!
Brian, this pot pie hit so hard. We enjoyed it more than the Thanksgiving meal!
My fav is turkey tetrazinni made with a veloute sauce and a bechamel sauce with the cheese added.
We made the turkey pot pie for dinner. It was fire. Ty sir!
I saw that "Spice World" bag of peeled garlic in your fridge. Been tempted to buy some myself, but we normally get the containers of minced garlic. How do they hold up?
thank you for the mayo recipe, its actually in the desciption as u said!!! stoked 😄
Thanks Bri man. You're a lifesaver
I’m definitely going to try the sandwich and pot pie. Thanks Brian.
That would be perfect with cranberry sauce! Making this tonight….thanks again.
Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks for all the recipes and techniques. Look forward to every video.
Happy thanksgiving to you!