Turkey carcus soup

Turkey Carcass Soup is the perfect way to use up leftover holiday turkey to make flavorful, comforting turkey and rice soup for dinner.

This delicious soup makes a fair amount, but it freezes really well. I enjoy it on the day and then freeze it in two serving sized containers to enjoy at another time.

Warm up with a bowl of Hearty Turkey Carcass Soup. Made from scratch using the leftover turkey carcass, this soup is filled with wholesome ingredients and savory flavors that will nourish both body and soul. #HeartySoup #TurkeyCarcassSoup #ComfortFood #HomemadeCooking #WinterWarmer

This turkey wild rice soup is a delightful way to use up Thanksgiving or Christmas leftovers — it’s wholesome, filling and dairy-free! Packed with tender turkey, hearty wild rice, and made creamy with coconut cream, this soup is a super nutritious and comforting meal, perfect for chilly evenings.

Turkey Soup is the ultimate comfort food when you have leftover Thanksgiving turkey. This recipe is just like the soup your mom used to make.

Turkey carcass soup is a delicious way to use up leftover turkey bones. So delicious with fresh vegetables, leftover turkey meat, and rice.

Create a hearty meal with this recipe for Turkey Carcass Soup. It’s the perfect way to use the turkey carcass to minimize food waste and enjoy tasty leftovers.

This leftover turkey soup is an easy and delicious meal that puts your turkey carcass to good use! So save the carcass from your Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner — and some stuffing, too — and make this tasty soup for lunch or a light dinner the next day.

Transform leftover turkey into a comforting, hearty easy turkey soup with tender veggies and savory broth. Easy to make on the stovetop or in a slow cooker!

Do you have a leftover turkey carcass and maybe you are worried about raccoons pulling it from your trash can? Well for this reason and many more, you should turn that carcass into a delicious hot soup. You only need a few more dollar’s worth of ingredients to put together over a gallon of goodness. This recipe does take some time and you can split up the steps across several days. But once it comes together, you will be glad you didn’t toss that turkey carcass.