Many people have trouble finding the time to prepare three meals. Thankfully, for those who are always busy, there is the miracle of brunch. Check out this fast brunch recipe.

Here’s something totally different to do with your leftover turkey: Amp it up with some bacon or sausage in this homey hash. You can even save up odds and ends of uncooked potatoes and sweet ...

Though turkey soup and sandwiches are the go-to ways to use up leftovers after the holidays, we’ve always liked hash. Pure comfort food, it lends itself to endless variation, depending on whim ...

Add sweet potatoes. Cook, stirring, 6 to 7 minutes, until sweet potatoes are crispy. Add remaining 1 tablespoon oil and the turkey; season with salt and pepper and cook 1 to 2 minutes.

Turkey Hash This easy turkey hash bubbles on the stove — a mixture of diced leftover roast turkey, cubed potatoes and onions — with chicken or turkey broth.

If you bought a big bag of sweet potatoes and only used a few of them in your sweet potato casserole, make a batch of these sweet potato hash browns to finish them off.

Add potatoes and onion. Saute 3 minutes. Sprinkle turkey with smoked paprika, and toss to cover all turkey pieces. Add them to the skillet along with the mushrooms and roasted red peppers.

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Writer Crystal Wilkinson calls this easy, comforting turkey hash — from her book "Praisesong for the Kitchen Ghosts" — the ultimate holiday leftover dish. Serve this bowl of potato-and-turkey ...

Turkey and Potato Hash. Bonus: Making a leftover turkey recipe the next morning will score you more fridge space soon after the feast. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement ...