Use our tips to reheat your leftovers like a pro and never throw out your wasted leftovers that have been hanging out in the back of the fridge for a little too long again.There's a time and a place for almost every recipe, and if that time is limited, you're in the right place. So the next time you're standing in your kitchen, trying to figure out what to make for dinner, remember your leftovers! Incorporate a weekly leftover night that helps to make meal planning easy. Don't believe us? We came up with over 70 different meals to magically transform those “boring” ol' leftovers into something new and different! If you have cooked food that is already in your fridge, EAT IT or use it to create something totally new out of your leftovers! Unless you like eating leftovers how you originally made them, there are plenty of ways to repurpose your leftovers. When you're trying to come up with fresh and new, easy dinner ideas, don't forget about your leftovers. Pro Tip: Make a boatload of breakfast foods over the weekend, freeze, and pull them out as you need them for a quick and easy breakfast or dinner! French toast ( crunchy French toast, stuffed, Eggnog French toast, regular, or pumpkin French toast is always good!).They turn out so delicious and it keeps you from dirtying any dishes in the kitchen. Pro Tip: The grill isn't just for your meat! Put your veggies in a steamer pack made out of foil and cook them on the grill. Grilled chicken (season or marinade with whatever, and grill!).Pro Tip: Make mason jar salads for easy grab-and-go dinners during the week! Cafe Rio pork salads or burritos (don't forget the delicious Cafe Rio rice!).Paninis ( turkey leftovers are always a fan favorite!).It's so much cheaper than grabbing take-out on those busy nights! Pro Tip: A lot of these dinner ideas freeze really well! We always suggest to double or triple what you're making and freeze it for an easy weeknight dinner. Spaghetti and meatballs (with homemade spaghetti sauce, of course!).
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Homemade mac ‘n cheese (don't forget the delicious mac and cheese add-ins!).Pro Tip: You can turn pretty much anything into soup! Leftover meat, limp veggies, random pasta… Build your own soup and it'll make the best that you've ever had! Corn chowder (various recipes, ham & corn chowder is good too).Chicken noodle soup (homemade…serve with grilled cheese).Pro Tip: Pre-cook some chicken breasts, shred it in your stand mixer, and freeze it in meal-sized portions! It'll make dinner prep that much easier. Breaded chicken (can bread with Italian bread crumbs, graham crackers, saltines, potato chips).Chicken cordon bleu (easier than you would think, and so impressive! Great for guests.).Pro Tip: Learn to love your leftovers by taking pretty much any leftover meat and turning it into a casserole! It'll bring a whole new meaning to your weekly leftovers night when you dress it up into something else. Chicken pot pie (easier than you think!).It's not only cheaper, but it teaches your family healthy habits and keeps you close as a family! While I am sometimes bad at planning ahead for dinner, I firmly believe it's important to cook for your family rather than eating out or preparing processed meals. That way you never have to say, “Now, where was that awesome chicken recipe again?….” If the recipe comes from a cookbook, photocopy it and keep it in the binder. I also keep all of my favorite recipes in one place, like my recipe binder! Print our your best Pinterest recipes and keep them together where you can easily find them. You can even separate meal types based on the main ingredient, meals that can be frozen, how they are cooked ( crockpot, baked, grilled, etc.), meals good enough to serve guests, etc. It's also a great way to come up with uses for leftovers. This is SUPER DUPER helpful in terms of coming up with a variety of meals that can be made with things I typically have on-hand. I keep a big list of dinner ideas by or on my fridge.
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