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I thought the cocktails tasted funny!Fermented cranberries at Thanksgiving?
Neesy
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I wish I had some leftover dressing to eat - I like that stuff with gravy or in a sandwich. Maybe I should buy a couple of chickens and stuff them (our Thanksgiving was way back at the beginning of October).I thought the cocktails tasted funny!
My favorite sandwich is leftover dressing, cranberry sauce, turkey, and dijon mustard on a nice sub roll.
Sigh. Every year, we tell you. It's only stuffing if you put it in the turkey!Fixed that for you.
Not according to Stove Top and the majority of the US.Sigh. Every year, we tell you. It's only stuffing if you put it in the turkey!
Stressing is an easier term
"My favorite sandwich is leftoverFixed that for you.
Fixed that for all of you.
You're obviously confused. It's fixed now."My favorite sandwich is leftoverdressingstuffingfilling, cranberry sauce, turkey, and dijon mustard on a nice sub roll."
Fixed that for all of you.
No confusion. A proper filling (stuffing or dressing as you 'foreigners' call it) has got to contain both mashed potatoes and stale bread. And let’s be clear bout something… Adding chestnuts or oysters into the mix is nothing short of blasphemy!You're obviously confused. It's fixed now.
Also, the gravy has to, I repeat HAS TO, be made with some juices from the cooked turkey.
Oh, good lord. You can call that filling if you want to because that concoction is not something that belongs anywhere near a turkey. Stuffing and mashed potatoes are two entirely separate (and keep it that way!) things. Chestnuts and/or oysters are not something I would ever put in stuffing.No confusion. A proper filling (stuffing or dressing as you 'foreigners' call it) has got to contain both mashed potatoes and stale bread. And let’s be clear bout something… Adding chestnuts or oysters into the mix is nothing short of blasphemy!
Also, the gravy has to, I repeat HAS TO, be made with some juices from the cooked turkey.
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I guess some people have an aversion to nectar of the gods.Oh, good lord. You can call that filling if you want to because that concoction is not something that belongs anywhere near a turkey. Stuffing and mashed potatoes are two entirely separate (and keep it that way!) things. Chestnuts and/or oysters are not something I would ever put in stuffing.
Not only does GREAT filling consist of mashed potatoes and stale bread, but also requires a pound of butter. The consistency of proper filling should be similar to semi-dried cement and could also be categorized as a ‘finger food.’ Between scrapple, manhattan "clam chowder" and now "filling", you may be losing some credibility with regard to your culinary choices--at least with me.I guess some people have an aversion to nectar of the gods.
LOL. Don't ever visit these parts or you'll put on 10 pounds in a week eating home cooked meals. Culinary food be dammed... comfort food is where the heart is. My kid was home from college for Thanksgiving and told me she has come to enjoy New England 'clam chowder' more than the good stuff. I almost disowned her.Between scrapple, manhattan "clam chowder" and now "filling", you may be losing some credibility with regard to your culinary choices--at least with me.
But we don't stuff it into anythingFixed that for you.
Let's give him the stick!!!!Between scrapple, manhattan "clam chowder" and now "filling", you may be losing some credibility with regard to your culinary choices--at least with me.
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