Thanksgiving Leftovers Pair With Rotting Halloween Pumpkin On Front Porch To Make Tasty Black Friday Goulash
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2 min readNov 25, 2016
Here’s a way to make good use of that rotten pulp from your Halloween pumpkin while treating all the tired Black Friday shoppers in your family to a wholesome day-after-Thanksgiving meal. And it doesn’t take a ton of prep time — only 12 minutes.
Here’s the recipe:
- Remove leftover Thanksgiving Day casserole and turkey parts from refrigerator.
- Fetch the decaying Halloween pumpkin from the front porch that you were too lazy to take in and dispose of a month ago
- Scrape off some of that moldy, black stuff from the pumpkin pulp (be sure to leave just enough to add a subtle penicillin flavor)
- Transfer all ingredients to a two-quart casserole pot
- Add 1 1/2 cups of water
- Let simmer at 300 degrees for 45 minutes
- Pick out the maggoty parts or anything still moving
- Season with salt and pepper
- Voila …Black Friday Goulash!
- Now pile everyone into the car and head down to Popeye’s
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