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[b]mad max beyond eggdome wrote:[/b] [quote][b]mb168,[br]cool. ...it is a really terrific stuffing recipe...and if you can find ciabatta, any good crusty loaf will do. .. .[/b][br][/quote]
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A sorry a$$ confesion on my part. Help?
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dhuffjr
J Appledog,
Thanks
J Appledog
dhuffjr, Cooking in it. Julie
Car Wash Mike
Car Wash Mike,
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SyraQ
Car Wash Mike,
You can always make your stuffing a day or two in advance. To me, it's one of those things that
tastes better when reheated, like stew, tomato sauce etc. Plus it relieves the stress of cooking so
many things on one day.
Sorry I don't have a written down recipe to contribute. I make a bread stuffing and a barley
stuffing or dressing. I just make them as I go. Both a couple days in advance of T-giving. I'd
better write them down for my heirs!
fishlessman
Car Wash Mike,
if your going to cook the turkey in the egg, tie it off tightly so that the stuffing doesnt soak up
smoke or maybe cover it from the start with foil, you wont get the good crunchy parts at the outside
edge but it will reduce the smoke making it bitter. a piece of stainless wire is what i use to tie
it off, prewrapped around a piece of pipe, see my post under unsolicited posts below and you will
get the idea. i usually cook 2 smaller birds, 18 pounds, one in the oven with stuffing, the other in
the egg similar to mad max
this is a newengland recipe, you would have to order the seasoning, its a pretty local product here
for suffing i saute 2 small onions and about 6 stalks chopped celery
jimmy dean spicy log fried drained and crumbled
bag of bread cubes
1.5 tablespoons or more bells seasoning
chicken stock to wet bread, dont get it to soggy and dont press, squeeze it and it wont be fluffy
1 egg
stuff bird
you can add to this, walnuts, cranberries, whatever you like
bell seasoning
dhuffjr
J Appledog,
Are you cooking the onions and celery in the stick of butter or adding that separetly?