
Leftover Turkey & White Bean Soup
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A hearty bowl of turkey, white beans and vegetables gives safely stored holiday leftovers a different direction.
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Nutrition-label version: One serving is one sixth of all carrots, oil and syrup. Weight is the edible trimmed portion. This is a sweetened vegetable side, not a low-sugar claim.
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Caramelized edges, earthy thyme and a little maple syrup make these carrots a colorful holiday side.
Timing is approximate; see instructions for prepared-ingredient assumptions.

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Original recipe: 6 servings.
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Heat oven to 425°F (220°C). Cut thick carrots into quarters lengthwise so pieces have a similar thickness.
Tip: A large rimmed sheet pan gives the carrots room to brown.
Toss carrots with oil, thyme and salt. Spread in one layer and roast for 20 minutes.
Tip: Use two pans if the carrots overlap.
Toss with maple syrup and roast 10–15 minutes more, turning once, until tender and browned at the edges. Divide into six portions.
Tip: Adding syrup late helps reduce scorching; check early if using two pans.
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One serving is one sixth of all carrots, oil and syrup. Weight is the edible trimmed portion. This is a sweetened vegetable side, not a low-sugar claim.
Calculated using USDA FoodData Central reference foods. Not laboratory analysis or kitchen-tested nutrition. About the reference data.
Caramelized edges, earthy thyme and a little maple syrup make these carrots a colorful holiday side.
Trim and cut carrots the day before. Roast while the turkey rests only if the timing and safe serving window allow; otherwise cook ahead, chill promptly and reheat to 165°F.
Rimmed sheet pan, tongs or spatula and oven mitts. See useful equipment and alternatives you may already own.
One serving is one sixth of all carrots, oil and syrup. Weight is the edible trimmed portion. This is a sweetened vegetable side, not a low-sugar claim.
Nutrition is calculated from USDA FoodData Central reference foods. Brands, portion size and cooking yields vary. This is a researched recipe, not a claim of kitchen testing. Finished-dish image is an AI-generated illustration.
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