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This recipe has been made for decades in our family. Growing up, my Nanni would make me my own bowl because I ate so much.
This process should be started the day before you will make the dressing. To get 13 cups of bread cubes, cut a loaf of bread of your choice into cubes and put them in a bowl, covered with a towel, to dry out overnight.
The next day … Melt butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Add chopped onion and celery and cook until translucent.
While the onion and celery are cooking, start combining the rest of the ingredients, including the bread, in a large crockpot. Pour the hot onion/celery mix over the top of the rest of the ingredients and stir well. Depending on the consistency, you may need to add more chicken broth. Do a small taste test and see if more spices need to be added. Don’t be afraid to add more seasonings, including salt and pepper.
Cook on high heat for 1 hour or on low heat for 4-8 hours. This will be a very moist, gooey stuffing.
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hulatutu on 11.17.2011
This is the recipe I’ve used forever except I use Golden Mushroom soup and no eggs. It is the most moist dressing I’ve ever eaten and I think I could eat it and nothing else (okay, maybe pumpkin pie!) for Thanksgiving.
pnknsgrama on 10.31.2011
Is this cooked in a crockpot? I was wondering because of the instructions that say on high heat for 1 hour or low for longer. Thanks!
chrisr on 10.30.2011
cream of mushroom soup? or is there a broth mushroom soup out there?