I see a lot of people add a scrambled egg into their stuffing. How does that change the texture? Taste?
I stuff a 9x13 pan these days instead of the turkey but my recipe is:
2-3 large loafs day old bread, ripped into pieces
onion
celery
stick of margarine
chicken stock
bells seasoning
I use the margarine to sweat the onion and celery, add the bread, moisten along the way with chicken stock, then season with the Bells.
Sorry, it's regional and I love stuffing. That's pretty much the only thing I eat on Turkey Day.Does nothing for taste. It is more of a binding agent that holds the stuffing together. You don't want too much liquid or it is too wet.
I have left it out and frankly not a big deal really.

Mine is:
bread cubes
pork sausage
diced celery
minced onion
milk
Bell's Seasoning
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I also use the left over drippings to make my gravy!



2 to 3 cans of chicken broth.....making as much as I do I don't have enough turkey stock an we like a wet dressing

Hold on I'm reading directions. Water and butter; boil; open pouch; stir; cover and let sit for 5 minutes. Yep that sums it up. DD says best stuffing she's ever had![]()
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, Just kidding that is all my husband used to eat before I came along and then I turned him on to "dressing", he hasn't looked back yet. He
s it.I live in the South and we call it "dressing"."Stuffing" to me is Stovetop.
cornbread
Pepperidge farm herb dressing mix
a couple biscuits
eggs
cooked chicken breasts chunked up
chicken broth
onions
celery
sage, salt & pepper
Hold on I'm reading directions. Water and butter; boil; open pouch; stir; cover and let sit for 5 minutes. Yep that sums it up. DD says best stuffing she's ever had![]()

I hate green peppers and even though I picked them out, the stuffing had so many that the flavour was infused through the whole dish. I was never so disappointed in my life - especially since my parents had gone out of town that weekend and I didn't have any of my mom's for backup.We love dressing! Which I bake in pan not bird. Usually make at least 3 9x13 pans full as I can get them.
6 lbs chopped onion which I do ahead of time an freeze
6 lbs celery chopped an done same as onions
neck an giblets cooked with onions an celery salt pepper, chop the giblets an tear meat of neck it all goes in there.
home grown sage
poultry seasoning salt pepper
lb of butter for sauting the onions an celery that does not go in the stock
3 to 4 loaves of stale bread
half dozen beaten eggs or so
2 to 3 cans of chicken broth.....making as much as I do I don't have enough turkey stock an we like a wet dressing
I got a couple of huge commercial sized bowls I mix it all up in some yrs add oysters to a pan of the dressing.