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Learn how to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in these free cooking videos about turkey leftover recipes.
There are 14 videos in this series:
Basic ingredients needed to make Thanksgiving turkey soup; find them all in this free cooking video.
Learn the utensils needed to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to slice carrots to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to chop celery to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to dice onions to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to sweat vegetables to make a Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to split the turkey carcass to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to add seasonings to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to add water & the turkey carcass to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to add turkey meat to a Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to remove the carcass when making Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to add orzo pasta to make Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
See a finished Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Learn how to serve Thanksgiving turkey soup in this free cooking video with turkey leftover recipes.
Thanksgiving is a time of year we usually set aside for people to celebrate the good things in life. And what better way to give thanks than with a feast so profligate that its leftovers last for a week or more! Whether it’s the pleasure of each other’s company—or just the prospect of a home-cooked meal—that gathers children, grandchildren, cousins, aunts, and uncles from the four winds, is a matter of opinion. But whatever personal feelings we have about the annual celebration, Thanksgiving dinner is, for many of us, a necessary part of being a family member.
But now the feast is finished, and in the days following, you’ve observed the powerful sedative effects of food, as bitter feuds and sibling rivalries eventually lose momentum, pacified by a glut of leftover turkey sandwiches and a monotheistic devotion to cable television…and you want to keep it that way for the rest of the Thanksgiving holiday.
In this free Thanksgiving leftovers series, learn how to make a turkey soup recipe—and keep the tryptophan flowing. Our expert will show you how to cut and sweat vegetables, split the turkey carcass and use it for flavoring, add seasonings and a little orzo pasta, and how to serve.
Trust me, if you want to get the most out of your turkey, you’ve got to try this recipe!
Brandon Sarkis Brandon Sarkis has been a professional chef for more than 12 years, and he has worked in Austin, Texas, Columbus, Ohio, and Atlanta, Ga. His specialties are Asian, French and traditional cooking styles and using simple, fresh ingredients.dkdk
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