PONY OPEN THREAD: it’s the LEFT OVERS stupid!

From the master of such things as left overs… I give you Martha Stewart’s take on the day after…

Leftovers can serve as the main ingredients for dishes you might not otherwise make. Sliced turkey can become the main ingredient in an open-faced sandwich, a turkey-and-green-chile burrito, or a turkey-salad sandwich. Leftover mashed potatoes can be used to make gnocchi or a potato-chive souffle; sweet potatoes can be turned into sweet-potato biscuits or sweet-potato butter. Even the turkey bones can have a second life: Use them as the basis of a delicious turkey stock, which can be frozen for up to four months and used in any recipe calling for chicken stock.

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So, what do you do with your left overs?

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    • Pluto on November 24, 2007 at 00:05

    The other other white meat.

    • pico on November 24, 2007 at 00:47

    turkey, mayo, gravy, cranberry sauce on bread – into the microwave, piping hot.  Perfection.

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    • Pluto on November 24, 2007 at 01:50

    • Pluto on November 24, 2007 at 02:02

    When the Arabs Dump the Dollar — you can make lots of money.

    What’s Happening:

    Many Arab countries have had their currencies pegged to the U.S. dollar for 21 years. Just when you think something is going to last, they talk about changing it.

    There are two courses of action that may be taken in the upcoming months. In fact, some will meet as soon as next month to start talking about moving in this direction.

    1. They may just revalue their currency higher against the dollar. If so, this will have an immediate push downward on the USD when and if they do. Some say they might need to revalue as much as 10-20%. If so, that would be huge.

    2. They may decouple from the dollar all together and peg their currency to a “basket of currencies” much like China has done already. Truthfully, this may be the more likely scenario.

    The Intelligence:

    If they decide to go with either of these options, then look for the U.S. dollar to drop again and other major currencies to go shoot up against it.

    Which currencies might be in this “basket of currencies?” While they haven’t said, it would only make sense for them to diversify only into the safest industrialized countries.

    So these would most certainly be the Euro, Great British Pound and possibly the Japanese yen or Australian dollar. The first two are the best candidates because they already do so much business with that region of the world. In fact, Arab countries do more business with Europe than they do with the United States.

    I’d look for these changes to take place in the next one to six months.

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