One of my favorite things to do with leftover turkey is to cut the white meat into strips about the same size as a French fry, then dip them in catsup just like you would fries. It just occurred to me that I could deep fry those suckers and I'll bet they'd be even better that way. What do you think?
1 pak Velveeta shells and cheese.
1 pound hamburger.
I can Rotel .
Hotsauce to taste.
Top with shredded cheese.
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Everything is better deep fried.Originally Posted by DougRich
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Deep frying cooked turkey could easily result in something rather dry & chewy, especially since you are talking about fry sized pieces. Perhaps if you allowed the pieces to soak in the batter for a while before frying, it might mitigate the drying effect.
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DougRich (07-28-2018)
I had to look up Velveeta shells and Rotel. However, I make that from scratch - hamburger mac and cheese with stewed tomatoes. Love it. I've never tried Velveeta shells with cheese. Does it taste like Velveeta cheese? I remember eating the cheese when I was a kid, but I'm not too fond of it now.
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It just tastes like american cheese, little salty, little cheesey. The Rotel and the hotsauce are the strong flavors.
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Dr. Who (07-28-2018)
The ketchup has the vinegar taste which adds tang to it. Extra cheese might help if its the dry powdered type that comes with it.
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Very hot oil, very quick fry. They should be fine.Deep frying cooked turkey could easily result in something rather dry & chewy, especially since you are talking about fry sized pieces. Perhaps if you allowed the pieces to soak in the batter for a while before frying, it might mitigate the drying effect.
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Dr. Who (07-28-2018)
Extra-cheddar cheese slices also work quite well. They melt very quickly.
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