Momma's traditional Turkey stuffing
Momma's traditional Turkey stuffing

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Classic Thanksgiving turkey stuffing recipe made with French bread cubes toasted in butter, walnuts, onion, celery, apple, green olives, and stock made from I've never tasted any turkey stuffing that has come close to as good as my mom's. It includes cubed French bread toasted in butter, walnuts. Sharing my family traditional turkey stuffing - best stuffing ever!!

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook momma's traditional turkey stuffing using 11 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Momma's traditional Turkey stuffing:
  1. Take 1 turkey neck
  2. Make ready 1 packages turkey giblets (from inside of the turkey)
  3. Take 2 packages stuffing mix
  4. Make ready 4 celery stalks
  5. Take 1 packages mushrooms
  6. Take 2 tbsp chopped garlic
  7. Take 1 large onion
  8. Take 1 large carrot
  9. Prepare chicken stock
  10. Take pink himilayan salt
  11. Prepare cracked black pepper

Bread, herbs, and, butter make this traditional turkey stuffing recipe so delicious you'll want to eat it beyond Thanksgiving. Can you cook stuffing inside the turkey? You can, but we suggest you skip it! No one can guarantee that the stuffing will get hot enough to kill off all the bacteria before the bird is.

Instructions to make Momma's traditional Turkey stuffing:
  1. Take neck and bag of giblets out of turkey
  2. Put in neck and giblets in a pot with enough water to cover everything
  3. Boil for at least an hour
  4. Dice onions, grate carrots, slice celery, and mushrooms
  5. Saute mushrooms, onion, celery, garlic and carrot with small amount of salt and as much pepper as you like (keep in mind stuffing mix and chicken stock are already salty) until everything is soft
  6. Chop giblets and pick neck meat off of the neck, cut neck meat into small pieces
  7. Add stuffing mix and mix it together until veggies and meat are thoroughly dispersed
  8. Add enough chicken stock to moisten stuffing mix, I recommend adding a little bit at a time and stirring it around, you don't want it soggy, just moistened throughout.
  9. Stuff as much as you can in your raw turkey and put the rest in a baking dish
  10. Bake the turkey as you usually would and put the extra I'm the oven about a half hour before Turkey is ready. Continue baking the extra stuffing for the half hour that you let your turkey rest.

My in-laws threw a big Thanksgiving Day feast (a day late) for our wedding rehearsal dinner for Whatever doesn't fit into the turkey, spoon into a small casserole pan and bake along with the turkey—turns out every time. Traditional Turkey Stuffing Recipe (or is it "Turkey Dressing"?) We use a turkey roaster like this one to free up oven space for things like baking rolls, squash, extra stuffing, etc. Notes for future reference on making mashed potatoes, amounts, etc., are in this Thanksgiving side dishes post. Turkey Stuffing Recipe - Turkey Dressing Recipe: Prep Time. Perfect Turkey Gravy Homemade gravy, made using the turkey giblet stock, pan drippings, and meat juices from the roast turkey, is an essential part of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

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