
This traditional cornbread stuffing recipe summed up in just one word: Yum. And with a few more words to describe this dressing recipe: Yields about 12 cups, which is enough to stuff a 15-pound turkey and still have leftovers to bake on the side. Cornbread stuffing is a Thanksgiving staple, but when it's this easy to make, and it tastes this good, you may make it more often.
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Anonymous said
on 1/4/2006 Our favorite way to eat this is to first cook a skillet of cornbread. Cool it, then crumble it up in a bowl. Add a couple eggs, some salt, pepper, warm chicken or turkey stock, onion, and sage. Mix it up pour it in a baking dish and cook. The sage makes it delicious.
Anonymous said
on 11/30/2005 I use Cream of Chicken soup not Cream of Mushroom soup, bacon and Owens or Jimmy Dean's sage flavored or hot sausage. My recipe is a combination of family and Better Homes and Gardens recipe from the 1960s.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Adding some browned pork sausage to this stuffing makes it really good. And if you cook it outside the turkey, add some of the turkey drippings either while cooking or afterwards and mix well. It might sound iffy, but it is delicious. Not low-fat!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Day-old biscuits can be added as part of the bread mixture, along with day-old cornbread and white bread pieces.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 If you like really moist stuffing, add a can of cream of mushroom soup to the mixture. For added flavor, get boxed stuffing mix and add to mixture. The flavor packet is great and the stuffing crumbs can be used in place of bread crumbs.