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That sounds great Fred!
In the South, if it is inside the bird it is stuffing, and outside the 
bird it is dressing.  It is VERY common for folks to make sandwiches of 
turkey, dressing and gravy, or just cold dressing sandwiches, the next 
day...as Rachael says, YUMMO!


On 11/23/2010 4:35 PM, Fred Enga wrote:
> If you like, here is how we do things here, with a modification of the
> stuffing (Dressing) used for Goose in my part of Norway.
>
> In a large pan, fry 1 lb of smoked bacon, cut into small pieces, until
> browned, remover with a slotted spoon.  Now fry 1 lb of sausage meat in the
> bacon fat until browned.  Again remove with a slotted spoon.
>
> Fry 3 lbs of chopped onion and 5 cloves of chopped garlic in the pan fat.
> When soft, add 3 tablespoons of ground sage, 1 table spoon of ground Thyme
> and 1 table spoon of beef stock powder.  Stir well.  Add back the bacon and
> the sausage meat(with all the drippings from them, and now add a 2 lb loaf
> of French Bread broken into small chunks.
>
> Stir around until mixed and the bread has absorbed all the liquid.
>
> Press into a casserole dish or into the Turkey as stuffing.  (I do both, the
> turkey stuffing is considered the best by the family members).  Bake the
> dished stuffing at 350 until cooked,
>
> The dished version is also good cold as a "meat loaf" sandwich meat.
>
> Enjoy
>
> Cheers
>
> Fred Enga
>
>
>
>
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