I've never made it before & would like to know how you make it.
ant n tilde
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I add corn and crumbled bacon!
I also switch half the water with chicken broth!
nifheim
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chicken broth instead of water def.
I add presoaked raisins or crainsin and almond slivers. But that is when I could eat stuffing IoI
catsgirl
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chicken broth.
oktom22
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craisins and hot italian peppers for an extra little kick....
even though stove top tells me to just add water..ha ha
sheyrena1314
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i add spicy italian sausage, removed from the casing and broken up into little bits
futuremrsfab
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Posted by catsgirl
chicken broth.
definately agree.
I have tried a variety of things- spicy turkey sausage, apples & dried cranberries are my favorite but at a bare minimum always a sauteed onion and some celery
Dee606
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thanks everyone! One more question..... The extra things you add.. like the celery, peas, corn, etc... do you cook that separately from the stuffing mix & then mix it all together?
futuremrsfab
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Posted by Dee606
thanks everyone! One more question..... The extra things you add.. like the celery, peas, corn, etc... do you cook that separately from the stuffing mix & then mix it all together?
I usually saute the extra things in a little pam to soften and then add them when mixing in the stuffing
SusiBtoM
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I add crumbled sausage (taken out of the casing and browned), sauteed mushrooms, onion and a little celery. Add the sauteed blend to the hot water or broth, then add the dry ingredients as per the directions. I usually put the mixture into a buttered baking dish and bake in the oven until the top crisps up.
