Southern Cornbread Dressing
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Southern Cornbread Dressing
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This is a recipe for a classic southern cornbread dressing
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Ingredients
- 1 medium chopped onion - chopped
- 3 celery ribs - chopped
- 1 recipe of cornbread - crumbled
- ½ sleeve of saltine crackers - crumbled
- 3 boiled eggs - chopped
- ¼ Cup dried parsley flakes
- 2 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 3 teaspoon ground sage
- 1 teaspoon black ground pepper
- 1-2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 4 oz butter - melted
- 3 eggs - beaten
- 1 quart chicken stock
- 14 oz chicken stock
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Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees
- Prepare your baking dish with cooking spray (Either one 9x13 or two 8x8 pans)
- Mix the onion, celery, cornbread, saltines, boiled eggs, parsley, poultry seasoning, sage, pepper, salt and butter together in a large bowl.
- Pour the beaten eggs over the mixture and gently mix together.
- Using a rubber spatula to mix as you go, pour about ⅓ of the stock into the cornbread ingredients. Then add the next ⅓. When the cornbread looks like cereal that has sat WAY too long in a bowl, it is done. It should not be soupy, just very wet. Add more or less chicken stock based on your assessment of the situation.
- Pour your dressing into the prepared pan/s and bake uncovered for an hour until the dressing is lightly browned across the top.
Notes
- To get the MOST flavor into your cornbread dressing, you will want to make your own chicken broth if you can. It’s worth the effort.
- Cornbread dressing is a thing here in the south and it doesn’t taste right unless it has PLENTY of sage. Buy a fresh bottle of ground sage because it doesn’t really last a full year and still taste good.
- When you add the chicken broth, you may have to add a little more or a little less, it kind of depends on how dry your cornbread is. I would tell you that you want it to be like a thick and sticky bowl of grits, but that might not mean anything to some of you. If you can think of how cereal is after you allow it to get very soggy, then that is about the right consistency.
- I put a LOT of sage in my dressing and I recommend it, because I LOVE it that way, feel free to taste yours as you add the sage to see how it is tasting to you. You can’t take the sage back out, so best to test.
- Print this recipe. This is a wet and kind of messy recipe and you don’t want to be trying to scroll and keep your window open while reading a recipe.
- You will need a recipe of Cornbread for this recipe and I recommend THIS ONE. It is easy and simple and you can make it the day before.
- The onion and celery in this recipe are flexible based on taste.
- I indicate 1 quart of chicken broth plus 14 oz chicken stock, because that is the common way to purchase this item.
- To get the MOST flavor into your cornbread dressing, you will want to make your own chicken broth if you can. It’s worth the effort.
- Cornbread dressing is a thing here in the south and it doesn’t taste right unless it has PLENTY of sage. Buy a fresh bottle of ground sage because it doesn’t really last a full year and still taste good.
- When you add the chicken broth, you may have to add a little more or a little less, it kind of depends on how dry your cornbread is. I would tell you that you want it to be like a thick and sticky bowl of grits, but that might not mean anything to some of you. If you can think of how cereal is after you allow it to get very soggy, then that is about the right consistency.
- I put a LOT of sage in my dressing and I recommend it, because I LOVE it that way, feel free to taste yours as you add the sage to see how it is tasting to you. You can’t take the sage back out, so best to test.
- Print this recipe. This is a wet and kind of messy recipe and you don’t want to be trying to scroll and keep your window open while reading a recipe.
- You will need a recipe of Cornbread for this recipe and I recommend THIS ONE. It is easy and simple and you can make it the day before.
- The onion and celery in this recipe are flexible based on taste.
- I indicate 1 quart of chicken broth plus 14 oz chicken stock, because that is the common way to purchase this item.
- You might also need this recipe: The Secret to Easy Peeling Hard Boiled Eggs
Nutrition Information
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Calories
280kcal
(14%)
Nutrition Facts
Serving: 12servings
Amount Per Serving
Calories 280 kcal
% Daily Value*
| Calories | 280kcal | 14% |
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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