Our Traditional Bread Stuffing Recipe #CelebrateTheSeasons

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On to the recipe!

 

I used my Farberware Dishwasher Safe Nonstick Skillet to make my family’s Bread Stuffing recently!  I guess I couldn’t wait for my favorite meal of the year!

 

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I posted a full tutorial on how to make our stuffing 4 years ago.  Click HERE for the complete recipe!  The recipe feeds 17-20 people if you’re serving it with your traditional turkey day food.  It is delicious!

 

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What kind of dressing (stuffing) do you make?

How many people do you usually cook for?

What are your favorite Thanksgiving dishes?

 

In my Stuffing Tutorial that I posted 4 years ago, I mentioned that my son, Matthew, was coming home from college for Thanksgiving.  Well, this year, he’s coming home from Grad School in Philadelphia.  My son, Andrew, is now a sophomore at a local University.  It will be so nice to have the family together, even if it is for a few days!  Happy Thanksgiving everyone!  :)
 


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    Charlotte Moore says

    We always had dressing. Never stuffed a turkey. My mother made her dressing with homemade cornbread, biscuits, onion, celery, sage, and rich chicken broth. Now we have a chicken and dressing casserole that our daughter in law’s mother makes. We all eat together at our sons. I guess my favorite food would be sweet potato souffle. I make it almost like my mother did.

    HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!

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