Thanksgiving is right around the corner, which probably means you are busy planning your menu, prepping the kitchen and calling friends and relatives to confirm what time they should show up for the festivities.

In all of your party planning however, don’t forget to think about what you and your family will do with all of those leftovers! Here’s a list of unique recipes that include leftover turkey in fun, international dishes. Delish!

Turkey Burritos with Salsa and Cilantro

Add salsa, peppers, onion, cheese and a few spices to give your leftover Thanksgiving turkey a Mexican kick! See the full recipe at Epicurious

Turkey Spring Rolls

With cabbage, peanuts and a hint of spicy chili sauce, these Thai-style spring rolls will help your leftover turkey make the transition from tired to tempting! Find the recipe at Cookthink.

Turkey Tetrazzini

A creamy blend of cheeses combined with a crisp layer of breadcrumbs ensures that this leftover turkey dish will be gobbled up in no time. Make the recipe with help from Reader’s Digest.

Turkey Paella Salad

Add prosciutto, cranberries and your favorite veggies to this flavorful salad and finish it off with vinaigrette. Find the recipe at Better Homes & Gardens.

Turkey Samosas

Leftover turkey, mashed potatoes, mango chutney and pie crust are all you need to create these unique, fusion-style samosas from Real Simple.

Post by Jessica R.

Once you’ve decided if you’re going to go with candid or posed pictures,  gone through the arduous fun task of taking the photos and picked out the perfect holiday Cards, you still have to address the envelopes and get them all mailed out.

Now, if you are super smart you will embrace and love the new Tiny Prints mailing service. You upload your mailing list and we send out the cards. We’ll even email your old college roommate and ask her for her mailing address first. Really.

But if you want to write cute little notes and hand address the cards, you might need more motivation than endless reruns of Ace of Cakes and Bridezilla.

That’s what the Holiday Card Party is for.

Gather up your best girl friends. Hire a sitter to entertain everyone’’s kids. Bake a couple dozen cookies and whip up some festive eggnog, a fancy frostini or some fun margaritas. Put out lots of bright colorful pens, glue sticks and anything else you might need to get those cards signed and sealed. Then see how many cards everyone can get through in a two or three hour stretch!

There’s no better motivation than fun drinks, great friends and a few child-free hours.

My family is hosting Thanksgiving dinner for 25 people this year, which has me both excited and a little nervous. How are we going to fit all of those people in our house, let alone ensure they get fed and leave feeling satisfied?

One of the solutions we’re going with this year is to have a Thanksgiving buffet with seating spread all around the house—a solution that’s perfect except that we don’t want people balancing their food on their laps!

As a result, I love this post from Apartment Therapy about how to add extra tables to your home during parties and other events. Our Thanksgiving guests will now have a place to put their plates (even if it happens to be a re-purposed nightstand, suitcase or stool!).

Check out some of these other makeshift or easy-storage table ideas for even more inspiration!

And don’t forget you can use chic trays to dress up an ottoman or small stool!