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NEW ENGLAND STYLE TURKEY
STUFFING
 
2 lbs Italian or breakfast sausage, casings removed
2 large loaves bread
1 large onion
turkey gizzards/giblets, precooked and chopped
3 cloves garlic, sauteed in olive oil
1/4 cup fresh parsley, chopped
1/2 cup butter
1/4 tsp. rubbed sage or Bell's Seasoning
fresh herbs, as desired
1 whole egg

Sauté sausage and giblets/gizzards in butter with garlic and olive oil. Break up sausage and sauté until golden and crumbly. Add 1/2 cup chicken or turkey broth to pan.

Grind onion, seasonings and precooked giblets (cooked to a tender stage) using the coarse disk of food grinder or a food processor.

Mix well with broth from pan (add more or less broth as needed), and season to taste with salt, pepper, sage or Bell's Seasoning, garlic and onion powder, celery seed, thyme, or other herbs of your choice. Stir in 1 egg.

Stuff turkey with this mixture just before roasting. Do not stuff turkey ahead of time.

Alternatively, line a bread loaf pan with foil or parchment and fill pan with stuffing; bake for 45 minutes, covered until the last 15 minutes to brown top. Sprinkle top with paprika.

Submitted by: Belle

recipe reviews
New England Style Turkey Stuffing
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 Richard Saporita (Florida) says:
We lived in Medford Mass. and loved this potato stuffing This is virtually identical to the recipe my mother used for Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys, over 70 years ago!. The only difference I see is, I do not remember her using an egg. It is even better the next day, warmed and browned like a pancake and served with the other leftovers. I especially remember her using lots of sage and Bell's Seasoning.
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 MaryB (Louisiana) replies:
Hi Richard, Sage and Bell's seasoning are great additions to stuffing, especially New England Style. Your mother was right! Have a great Thanksgiving!
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 Diane C. (Alabama) says:
This stuffing is similar to one I often made years ago by following the recipe on the stuffing cubes package but this is much better. Thanks for sharing!

 

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