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Thanksgiving is the best part of autumn.. Next to Christmas, Thanksgiving is the second most anticipated meal of the year.

The holidays are over. The party tray and Christmas Day leftovers can be made into a wonderful soup. Let nothing go to waste. Enjoy this warm recipe on cold winter days.

If you usually throw away leftover roasted vegetables, save some money and turn them into a delicious frittata - an Italian rustic omelette.

This pasta salad uses spinach and ricotta filled tortellini and is tossed with julienne sliced sun dried tomatoes, roasted vegetables and black olives.

Originally simply reheated beef and cabbage, Bubble and Squeak has evolved over the centuries and now makes the most of any leftover meat and veg from the Sunday roast.

Making carrot coconut cookies from leftover carrots will make it easy to get kids to eat vegetables. These carrot cookies are like eating little pieces of cake. Yummy!

Save money by reusing leftover beef and chicken and turning them into delicious soups, luncheon sandwiches or dinner menus.

Holiday leftovers can be so much more then soup, sandwiches, dog treats and compost material. These budget friendly recipes will change the fate of leftover side dishes.

With London Mayor Boris Johnson calling on celebrity chefs to helps us waste less food, what can we do at home to cut food wastage and save money?

Are you ever left wandering how to use all your farmer's market bounty? Here are a few ideas to get the most out of your fresh produce and herbs.

Slow cook this tasty vegetable beef soup for a one-dish meal that is hardy and tasty. Add a crisp salad and crusty rolls for a easy dinner or satisfying lunch.

The worldwide credit crunch is affecting almost every family on the planet. Here are some simple tips to save money on essential items and ease the pain of any debts.

Looking for creative ways to use up that holiday turkey? Here are some ideas and a delicious and easy new recipe!

This is a very flexible recipe that can be adapted to use up whatever you happen to have left over from your Christmas Dinner.

As budgets tighten, spending less on groceries and cutting back on wasted food is a priority for many homes. This cookbook shares the basics of kitchen budgeting.

A gourmet pizza made from fresh snow crab claws, garlic, shallot, white wine, red onion and fresh herbs impress guests and make the most of expensive crab meat.

Two recipes - both easy, quick recipes using leftovers from the holiday feast. The homemade dog food recipes are a good way to prevent the wasting of leftovers.

Be a friend to the environment by showing good recycling and purchasing habits over the holidays. Reevaluate some of your Christmas traditions and protect the planet.

Chicken and turkey soups that are loaded with vegetables and added spices make a great remedy for a cold.

Salads, soups, pastas, sushi rolls, fried rice and noodles are great lunches for school children who don't fancy sandwiches.

Sauteed chorizo and onions, roasted corn, smoked cheddar, fresh herbs and roasted tomato sauce make this pizza an interesting alternative to the average, boring pizza.

The world is tightening its belt. Spending for the sake of it is out. Here are some things you can do to reduce costs without sacrificing your lifestyle.

Jiggs dinner is a traditional Newfoundland meal of salted meat, vegetables and a pudding made from yellow split peas. All of the ingredients are cooked in boiling water.

A recipe for a hearty vegetarian pot pie. Easy prep and a good way to use up leftovers.

Once the holiday has passed and stomachs are hungry again, there is an abundance of leftover food. Try out some new twists on ideas besides the usual turkey sandwich.

A frittata is a quick, healthy, and an elegant meal. If your fridge is almost empty, it's also a godsend - with little more than a half dozen eggs you've got dinner.

The holidays are over. The party tray and Christmas Day leftovers can be made into light and delicious salads . Start the new year with healthy food choices.