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Wednesday
18Nov2009

Leftover food from holiday dinners: here's how long you can keep it

No need to worry about having leftovers with this apple pie! YUM!

We've all been there - staring at the leftover food pondering if it's still good to eat. Well, no more. In the November issue of Real Simple, I saw these very handy tips on how long you can keep leftovers. No more mystery - just the facts.

If you're wondering about other food not listed here, check out Real Simple's food expiration tool.

Leftover food from Thanksgiving: how long you can keep it!

Gobble up by Sunday...

Gravy

Stuffing or dressing

Gobble up by Monday...

Turkey

This will last until Tuesday...

Sweet Potato Casserole

Mashed potatoes

Pumpkin Pie

Apple Pie (refrigerated)

You have a whole week to enjoy...

Fresh cranberry sauce (two-weeks if canned)

Don't forget to check out the Cook & Entertain section on MyInspirationLounge.com! It is full of easy, make-ahead recipes for Thanksgiving. Over at Home and Garden, you will find inspiration and ideas for gorgeous holiday decor ideas!

Happy holidays!

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