Of course, you can cut up the turkey and serve as is in place of your traditional roasted turkey on Thanksgiving, which is what I suspect most of y'all will do. But there are so many other ways to use this maple-braised turkey legs and thighs! For instance, I love it grilled cheese sandwiches. The maple gives this turkey a sweetness, so it contrasts nicely against the savory cheese. I also love using this maple turkey in my Thanksgiving enchiladas with a red chile sauce. The spicy enchilada sauce against the sweet meat is a delicious combination with its contrasting flavors. I’ve also used this turkey in nachos, which were fantastic. Feel free to get creative with how you use this turkey.