Home » Thanksgiving » Thanksgiving Turkey Stuffing / Dressing / Gravy » Thanksgiving Stuffing / Dressing

Cornbread Stuffing

Print
Send to Friend
Add Your Recipe
Posted on 2007-11-01

More in Thanksgiving Stuffing / Dressing:

 Dean Cannon's Stuffing
 Neva Rawlins
 Shrimp Stuffing
 Cajun Rice Dressing
 Minnesota Wild Rice Dressing
 Southwestern Jalapeno Cornbread Dressing
 Green Onion and Cornbread Stuffing
 Old Fashioned Bread Stuffing

Similar Categories:

 Thanksgiving Turkey Stuffing / Dressing / Gravy
 Thanksgiving Baking & Desserts
 Thanksgiving Side Dishes
 Thanksgiving Turkey Leftovers
 Thanksgiving Video Recipes
 Thanksgiving Turkey
 Thanksgiving Entrees
 Thanksgiving Gravies
 Chanukah Stuffing / Dressings / Gravies
 Chanukah Stuffing / Dressings
 Holiday Stuffing / Dressings / Gravies
 Holiday Stuffing / Dressings
 Thanksgiving

Cornbread Stuffing 28422 views
1.76 avg rating
25 votes

 

Cornbread Stuffing

Ingredients

2 Tbsp. cooking oil
4 cups cornbread (crumbled)
1/2 lb. chopped chicken livers
1/2 lb. chopped chicken gizzards
1 cup chopped celery
1 cup chopped onion
1 cup chopped bell pepper
Poultry seasoning, salt and black pepper (add according to taste)
Butter or olive oil for sauteing vegetables
Chicken broth


Directions

Brown chopped chicken livers and gizzards over medium heat in cooking oil.

Add celery, onion, and bell pepper cook until soft.

Season with salt, pepper, and poultry seasoning.

Add crumbled cornbread to vegetables and meat.

Pour chicken broth into mixture until it reaches the desired consistency.

Adjust seasoning and cool before stuffing bird.


Author Comments

Recipe source: Cajun Grocer
 

Comments

 
thats how ive made it for 14 years except i use cream of chicken and cream of celery soup
barbara on 2007-11-08
 
THANKSGIVING DINNER
LERMA MATTHEWS on 2008-11-13
 
I have never had cornbread stuffing but this sounds like a great idea. Thanksgiving is hands down my favorite holiday so no matter what time of year, if I come across Thanksgiving Recipes that I like I always set them aside. This way come Thanksgiving time I have a ton to choose from. I work with Better Recipes so I am always reviewing recipes and scoping out good Thanksgiving ideas.
Lauren on 2010-09-29
 
I make it like this except I use 6 slices of toast along with the cornbread. I also add sage and chopped boiled eggs instead of beaten eggs as some recipes call for. It's the way my mom and Grams made it. I do not add the bell pepper. The onion and celery are fine alone.
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!!
Margaret on 2010-11-11
 
 

Post Comment

 
   
Your name*
Your email
Comment*
 
 
   
 
Like this article?
Link to this article
Just copy and paste the code below to add this link to your page.

Tell a friend
Your Email
Your Name
Your Friends Email
Your Friends Name
Your Message