Smoked Turkey Tetrazzini



Turkey Tetrazinni is a delicious and easy pasta meal that can be prepared after work and be ready for dinner quickly. It is comprised of cooked spaghetti, turkey vegetables and a creamy, cheesy sauce that is baked to perfection. This is a base recipe, but feel free to add sautéed mushrooms, broccoli, peas, etc.

You can alternatively make this with chicken if you like. That would be close to chicken spaghetti, but this is a bit lighter and has vegetables.

This recipe is a great option for leftover Thanksgiving turkey!

Recipe:
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29 Comments

  1. Matt I can honestly say this is very similar to a hot dish I had as a kid. I have family in Wisconsin and this seems like something they would have made with rabbit or squirrel. 🤣. Lets get to 1 million !! I use your seasonings almost every day. I recommend to anyone to try them on fresh popcorn 👊

  2. You have always stated that you never wanted your offset smokers to get above 250° or so, which was why the pellet grill was used for higher temps. However, the Mill Scale was at 300°. What is the change in your method?

  3. It's tradition in our house to make it every year after Thanksgiving. If you want to make it next level, instead of using chicken stock, take the carcass of the turkey and make turkey stock our of it. When it comes to cheese, it incorporate both parmigiano reggiano and mozzarella. Also, for a little freshness, add Italian parsley.

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