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There's more than one way to eat a turkey... Here are some other ideas, submitted by City- View readers, for using up your Thanksgiving leftovers: Turkey Shepherds Pie Mix chopped up turkey, any leftover veggies with the leftover gravy (not that there's EVER any leftover gra- vy) and dump it all into a pie pan. Cover with leftover mashed potatoes (you may need to add some milk to make them spreadable) and bake until the top is golden. Creamed Turkey Over Stuffing 3 tbsp butter 3 tbsp flour 1 cup milk ½ cup chicken stock or dissolved bouillon 1/3 cup chopped pimiento salt and pepper 1 tbsp parsley ½ tbsp celery salt 1 cup chopped turkey 1 egg yolk, beaten Leftover stuffing In a large skillet over medium heat, combine butter, flour, milk and stock to make a white sauce. Cook until thickened. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Add parsley, celery salt, chopped pimiento and chicken. Cook for a few minutes. Beat the egg yolk, adding 2 tbsp of milk and pour into the mixture. Cook for only 2 minutes longer. Serve over leftover stuffing. Slow Cooker Potato Soup Add mashed potatoes, milk, cheese, and all the leftovers (ham, corn, green beans — skip the sweet dishes) you want. Let cook for several hours. Fayetteville Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine introduces our newest associate... Dr. Kimberly A. Barrie Dr. Barrie is a native of Florida and recently moved to Fayetteville with 10 years of experience work- ing in the triangle area of North Carolina. She is a graduate of Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston. She completed her orthopaedic sur- gery training at Yale New Haven Hospital. Dr. Barrie completed subspecialty fellowship training in Hand & Microvascular Surgery at the Mayo Clinic. She is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and is a member of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and the Yale Orthopaedic Associa- tion. Dr. Barrie has a broad range of knowledge of orthopaedic problems with subspecialty training in the upper extremity, focusing on the hand and wrist. Special areas of interest include hand and wrist reconstruction. Dr. Barrie joins our practice in mid-November and we are currently booking consultations. Call (910) 484-3114 extension 351 and schedule your appointment today! OUR EXPERTISE. YOUR WELL BEING. 1991 Fordham Drive • Suite 100 • Fayetteville, NC 28304 Phone: (910) 484-3114 • www.fayortho.com 24 | November/December • 2011 FayOrtho-CityViewBarrieAD.indd 1 W. Dickson Schaefer, MD General Orthopaedic Surgery Christopher J. Barnes, MD Fellowship-Trained in Sports Medicine & Arthroscopic Surgery Daniel E. McBrayer, MD Fellowship-Trained in Sports Medicine & Arthroscopic Surgery Jonathan D. Swindle, DO Fellowship-Trained in Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery Kimberly A. Barrie, MD Robert J. Logel, MD General Orthopaedics Michael E. Dilello, PA-C, ATC-L • The highest number of fellowship-trained surgeons in the Cape Fear region • Advanced training in arthroscopic surgery, hand surgery and sports medicine • Digital x-ray and electronic medical records • Onsite physical & occupational therapy 10/3/11 7:54 PM Fellowship-Trained in Hand & Microvascular Surgery

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