Turkey and ham pie

This Leftover Turkey Pie uses up leftover turkey, ham or bacon and cream. The perfect Boxing Day Pie, best eaten in front of a Xmas movie!

This creamy Turkey & Ham Pie with leftover turkey & ham is proper comfort food. Transform Christmas leftovers into a Boxing day treat.

Use up the Christmas leftovers to make this hearty, deep-filled turkey and ham pie. You could use shop-bought pastry but nothing beats homemade

Gordon Ramsay's turkey and ham pie is a delicious combination of turkey and ham in a pie. It has a crispy golden pastry with turkey and ham filled in it. The sauce contains loads of flavors from mushrooms, parsley, leeks and seasoning spices. It's a perfect meal for Thanksgiving dinner. #gordonramsay #turkeypie #turkeyandhampie #turkeyrecipes #turkeyandhampierecipe #turkeyhamrecipes #gordonramsayturkeyrecipes

Use up leftover roast turkey and ham in this crowd-pleasing pie recipe – made with white wine, garlic, double cream – and a shortcrust pastry lid. We’ve also got a raised ham and turkey pie recipe, if you fancy trying your hand at that with your Christmas turkey leftovers. Or, see our dedicated section of over 35 ideas on how to use up your Christmas leftovers.

We had Turkey sandwiches for lunch and some sliced gammon and egg for tea on boxing day and last night we had amazing leftover turkey and ham pie.

Mary Berry’s Turkey and Ham Pie is a flavorful dish that combines butter, leeks, mushrooms, ham, turkey, and puff pastry. With a total cook time of 90 minutes, it yields 6 servings.

This Turkey and Ham Pie combines tender turkey, savory ham, sweet leeks, and fresh herbs encased in a flaky puff pastry. Perfect for transforming leftovers into a delicious, crowd-pleasing dish.

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You'll be glad of all that leftover turkey when you taste this delicious pie! It will also use up ham, gravy and a little sherry. A brilliant Boxing Day feast. For this recipe you will need a 1.2-1.5 litre/2-2½ pint pie dish.