So Thanksgiving is behind us, and your refrigerator is still full. Now what? If you have read my Keys To Saving, you know I try to avoid throwing away food. We usually have leftover Thanksgiving turkey and fixings once, then freeze the turkey that is still left. But what about the stuffing?

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According to StillTasty, refrigerate cooked stuffing within 2 hours of cooking. To freeze, you should place the stuffing in small airtight containers, and use within a month for best quality. More from StillTasty:

For many people, the high point of Thanksgiving isn’t the big meal itself — it’s feasting on the leftovers the next day.

To make the most of your leftovers, you’ve first got to ensure that they’re being kept in a safe storage environment. Most Thanksgiving dishes will stay fresh and tasty for at least a few days in the refrigerator and a month or more in the freezer.

Some general tips:

•     Refrigerate turkey, stuffing, gravy and other cooked side dishes within 2 hours of serving.
•     Carve turkey meat off the bones before refrigerating. Place the meat and stuffing in separate containers.
•     Divide leftovers into smaller portions and refrigerate or freeze in covered shallow containers for quicker cooling.

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