stuffing or dressing?????
11-20-2010, 01:38 PM
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I stuff the turkey. I Don't add liquid though. Instead, I fry my bread cubes in olive oil, toss in a large diced onion, a bunch of chopped parsley, and slivered almonds; season with sage, thyme, allspice, salt & pepper. No celery - makes it too wet. The main flavor is sage. It's the same recipe that my grandmother (who would be 120 years old - wow!) and her mother made. To know I'm making the Same dressing as the women before me can get me teary eyed.
11-20-2010, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by BMP
Originally Posted by finch
I stuff my turkey.I learned that the hard way.I was asked to bring the dressing for the turkey dinner at work one time,,so I bought a bunch of different dressings and when asked where the dressing was,I pointed it out and I was so embarrassed.They meant for me to bring the stuffing!!It all depends on where you are from as to what they call it.Anyway,I put mine in the turkey cavity.
11-20-2010, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by trupeach1
Do you stuff your turkey or put it in a casserole and bake it along side????
I stuff my turkey. I love stuffing an all year long if I stuff a bird I make all different kinds of stuffing. Apple/raisin, cranberry/orange, or sausage. However for Thanksgiving I like a plain old fashioned cornbread stuffing. I make the cornbread the day before when it is cool I cut it into cubes and let it sit out to dry. I also make a loaf of white bread and do the same thing. In the morning I chop onion and celery and saute in butter and oil until golden brown. I add chicken broth, seasoning and then the breads. I toss until just coated and moist. Then in the turkey it goes. YUMMMOOOO.
What do you do??????
I stuff my turkey. I love stuffing an all year long if I stuff a bird I make all different kinds of stuffing. Apple/raisin, cranberry/orange, or sausage. However for Thanksgiving I like a plain old fashioned cornbread stuffing. I make the cornbread the day before when it is cool I cut it into cubes and let it sit out to dry. I also make a loaf of white bread and do the same thing. In the morning I chop onion and celery and saute in butter and oil until golden brown. I add chicken broth, seasoning and then the breads. I toss until just coated and moist. Then in the turkey it goes. YUMMMOOOO.
What do you do??????
11-20-2010, 02:16 PM
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Yum, Trupeach! I guess I've never had stuffing. We are a dressing family and my grandmother makes the largest (I guess it's in some kind of a roasting pan??) container I have ever seen every year. We've never deviated from The Dressing. For the longest time it was the only leftover I liked (now I love 'em). Your stuffings sounds wonderful!
How much stuffing fits in a turkey?
How much stuffing fits in a turkey?
11-20-2010, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by lauriejo
Originally Posted by trupeach1
Do you stuff your turkey or put it in a casserole and bake it along side????
I stuff my turkey. I love stuffing an all year long if I stuff a bird I make all different kinds of stuffing. Apple/raisin, cranberry/orange, or sausage. However for Thanksgiving I like a plain old fashioned cornbread stuffing. I make the cornbread the day before when it is cool I cut it into cubes and let it sit out to dry. I also make a loaf of white bread and do the same thing. In the morning I chop onion and celery and saute in butter and oil until golden brown. I add chicken broth, seasoning and then the breads. I toss until just coated and moist. Then in the turkey it goes. YUMMMOOOO.
What do you do??????
I stuff my turkey. I love stuffing an all year long if I stuff a bird I make all different kinds of stuffing. Apple/raisin, cranberry/orange, or sausage. However for Thanksgiving I like a plain old fashioned cornbread stuffing. I make the cornbread the day before when it is cool I cut it into cubes and let it sit out to dry. I also make a loaf of white bread and do the same thing. In the morning I chop onion and celery and saute in butter and oil until golden brown. I add chicken broth, seasoning and then the breads. I toss until just coated and moist. Then in the turkey it goes. YUMMMOOOO.
What do you do??????
11-20-2010, 02:53 PM
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Stuffed in the turkey but we call it dressing, actually, I do.
DH calls it stuffing lol
My Mom makes it both ways- stuffs the turkey, then makes another kind in a casserole. I'm getting awfully hungry right now everyone!! hee hee
DH calls it stuffing lol
My Mom makes it both ways- stuffs the turkey, then makes another kind in a casserole. I'm getting awfully hungry right now everyone!! hee hee
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