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bburgoyne26
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 Posted: 11/23/04 - 13:37 Post subject: Cornbread or bread dressing?
Since I was born a yankee, I grew up with bread dressing, but now that I live in Texas, I only get cornbread dressing.....
What do you like best?
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elkid
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 13:38 Post subject:
Bread. With onions, celery, and Bell's seasoning. This is the ONLY way to make stuffing.
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 13:39 Post subject:
| elkid wrote: | | Bread. With onions, celery, and Bell's seasoning. This is the ONLY way to make stuffing. |
 i wholeheartedly agree
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bburgoyne26
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 13:39 Post subject:
| elkid wrote: | | Bread. With onions, celery, and Bell's seasoning. This is the ONLY way to make stuffing. |
What is Bell's seasoning?
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 13:43 Post subject:
| elkid wrote: | | Bread. With onions, celery, and Bell's seasoning. This is the ONLY way to make stuffing. |
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elkid
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 13:46 Post subject:
| bburgoyne26 wrote: | | What is Bell's seasoning? |
The best stuff on earth! "An American holiday tradition since 1867. This century-old seasoning is a unique "collection" of herbs and spices carefully blended to an exclusive formula. This famous ALL NATURAL SALT FREE seasoning has long been a household staple (especially during the holidays!), and it is also a favorite with generations of chefs." A blend of rosemary, oregano, sage, ginger, marjoram, thyme, and pepper. I am not a great cook, but I cook a mean turkey dinner from scratch. My stuffing is usually gone before most people get seconds, as they load up on firsts.
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TreKay
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 14:05 Post subject:
Corn Bread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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mickeyvw98
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 14:06 Post subject:
Bread (I'm not a fan of celery though).
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 14:12 Post subject:
It's all good. All stuffing is splendiferous.
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 14:19 Post subject:
| mickeyvw98 wrote: | | Bread (I'm not a fan of David Gates though). |
Who is?!
You can't go wrong in our household with either style.
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 14:32 Post subject:
Bread. I like to do mine with cranberry relish, pecans, chix stock, dash of champagne, and lots of pepper and assorted other secret seasonings.
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MechEngDropout
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 14:41 Post subject:
Cornbread dressing all the way. My granny's is unbeatable. Seriously. It's the best part of thanksgiving and Easter.
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 14:46 Post subject:
yes. As in, my Texan parents lived in New Jersey long enough to pick up some of the traditions and now blend them. We have half and half.
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 16:35 Post subject:
i despise corn bread dressing.
i do love regular bread stuffing. and i really think that stoffers stuffing mix in the box is the best.  but the home made stuff is awesome too. no celery or mushrooms though.
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Posted: 11/23/04 - 16:51 Post subject:
I like both, but my cornbread is more of a cornbread pudding type thing, usually with sausage. Regular bread stuffing, definitely onion, celery, mushroom, potatoes cubed, oysters if I can get away with them, and I do my own seasoning blends.
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