Say goodbye to boring leftovers and hello to one of the most satisfying crunch bombs you’ll ever eat: Turkey Bacon Mashed ...

No, it’s not the turkey, stuffing or mashed potatoes — it’s the gravy. Because what are turkey and mashed potatoes without a delicious pool of gravy? This gravy could not be more simple ...

If you buy your turkey from a butcher ... half use a ricer to add the potatoes back to the pot. Alternately, add the cooked potatoes to the dairy mixture and mash with a potato masher.

The turkey is perfect. You've prepared the best stuffing ever. No one can touch your pumpkin pie. Why isn't anyone complimenting the mashed potatoes and gravy? Probably because you've glued their ...

"I love to drizzle this on top of my turkey and make a little 'well' out of the mashed potatoes to pour this into," she told Fox News Digital. She also said this gravy is great when drizzled on ...

Using a rolling pin, roll out each bread slice to a thin 3-by-5-inch rectangle. In a bowl, combine the mashed potatoes ... Serve with gravy and Sriracha.

Smear some leftover mashed potatoes on the sandwich bread to add a velvety texture, then pile on more fillings like turkey, stuffing, and gravy ... them in a spring roll–style wrap with leftover ...

Store-bought gravy tends to be pretty ... This one would taste especially great on mashed potatoes, green beans or stuffing, and you can bet I’d drag a biscuit or roll through whatever drippings ...

From turkey to chocolate coconut pie ... I either put them in a big mixing bowl and mash them with a potato masher, or I put them in a plastic bag and smoosh them with a rolling pin.

A pie of ground meat in a savory gravy ... ground turkey, onions, leeks, carrots, and peas mingle with Worcestershire, tomato paste, and chicken stock. Top the dish with cheesy mashed potatoes.