Make it semi-homemade. If you don’t want to make your own cornbread (although I highly recommend it), feel free to use a store-bought variety instead.If you cook your turkey perfectly you’ll probably have undercooked stuffing prone to bacteria.īasically, you’re better off just avoiding it altogether! Feel free to also make the filling a day in advance!Įxperts now advise against baking your stuffing/dressing inside the turkey for food safety reasons.Ĭooking the stuffing to a safe temperature means your turkey will probably become overcooked. I like making the cornbread and letting it sit out 24 hours in advance for best results. Unsalted Butter and Chicken Broth – adds richness, moisture, and flavor.Egg – helps bind all the ingredients together.Pecans – gives a toasty, nutty crunch to each bite.Dried Cranberries – adds a sweet flavor and chewy texture.Rosemary, Thyme, Nutmeg, Sage, Salt, and Pepper – a simple but highly effective sweet and savory seasoning blend.Yellow Onion and Celery – the classic stuffing veggie combo.Cornbread – I use one batch of my homemade cornbread recipe.If homemade cornbread isn’t your thing, you can use store-bought instead! I especially love today’s cornbread recipe for two reasons: it’s gluten free AND it uses homemade cornbread.
However, for food safety reasons, it is now recommended to avoid cooking stuffing/dressing inside the turkey entirely! Ingredients Traditionally, though, stuffing is stuffed inside the turkey and cooked whereas dressing is baked outside the turkey in a separate dish. There really is no significant different between the two. 😉 What is the difference between stuffing and dressing?
#Cornbread dressing with jiffy cornbread mix recipe full#
It’s a little sweet, has a little kick from the sausage, is SO full of texture thanks to the celery and pecans, and, I’m gonna be honest, just totally addicting. This is one of our family’s favorite holiday side dishes! We make it for Thanksgiving and then again for Christmas…and sometimes again in between the two since it’s just that good.
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