GMA3’s Battle of the Holiday Leftover Recipes

Let the games begin! Three celebrity chefs drop by “GMA3” for the Battle of the Holiday Leftovers to show who’s really got what it takes to be crowned “The Leftovers Competition Winner.”

Chef’s Josh Capon, Tatiana Rosana and Erica Blaire Roby all share their delicious recipes to be judged by our panel of celebrity judges, Tory Johnson, Sam Champion and Marcus Samuelsson.

If you’re looking for some inspiration on what to do with your leftovers, here are the recipes our chef’s made on the show:

2 pounds leftover prime rib, shaved thin

1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce

2 tbsp. roasted garlic purée

4 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil

Slice prime rib nice and thin.

Reheat in leftover beef stock and/or drippings.

Spread aioli on both sides of the bread.

Top with prime rib, followed by caramelized onions and sliced gruyere.

Place it in the oven under the broiler until cheese is melted and golden brown.

4 cups of leftover stuffing

1 cup cranberry sauce (can be homemade or canned)

Pre-heat waffle iron (Belgian style waffle maker preferred, but can use thinner waffle iron, as well) to hottest setting.

In a mixing bowl, mix together leftover stuffing and egg.

Add one cup of prepared stuffing mix to waffle iron and cook for 2-3 minutes or until crispy.

While waffle is cooking, heat cranberry sauce and maple syrup in a small sauce pan.

Remove waffle from waffle iron and drizzle with cranberry maple syrup.

Top with a sunny egg and minced chives and enjoy.

6 cups leftover turkey, diced

4 cups leftover mac and cheese

2 cups toasted cornbread or stuffing, crumbled

2 cups mild cheddar cheese, fancy shredded

4 ounces chipotle in adobo sauce, pepper removed (tomato paste can be substituted for the chipotle in adobo)

1/2 ounce baking chocolate or Abuela Chocolate bar, shaved or chopped

Chives, julienned or chopped

Bacon or pork rinds, crumbled

Preheat oven or grill to 350 degrees.

Lay out eight strips of raw bacon side by side, then take another eight strips of raw bacon and begin weaving them perpendicular through the other eight strips of laid out bacon, making sure there are no gaps or opening.

Wrap an oven safe soup bowl with foil. Place the wrapped bowl face up on top of the bacon weave. Flip the bowl over so that the woven bacon is draped over the bowl.

Place the bowl on a baking sheet and into the oven for 30 minutes or until the bacon weave is crispy.

While the bacon bowls are cooking, begin making the turkey chili sauce: In a large Dutch oven or stock pot, combine beef stock, adobo sauce, chocolate, and all seasonings. Bring to a boil for 2 minutes, stirring constantly.

Reduce heat to a low simmer, add diced leftover turkey, cover pot with a lid and simmer for 15-30 minutes.

Remove bacon bowls from oven and let rest until cool to the touch. Discard the foil and soup bowl.

In each bacon bowl, layer mac and cheese, turkey chili, crumbled cornbread or stuffing, cheese and garnish with sour cream, crumbled bacon, chives, lime zest and lime wedge.