Anonymous
Post 11/20/2012 23:27     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

James Joyce
Anonymous
Post 11/20/2012 23:17     Subject: Re:What read do you use for stuffing?

Agree that just about any bread with work. But I'm one of those that isn't too fond of corn bread stuffing (love corn bread, just not in stuffing). I actually like Challah or any egg bread for my stuffing.
Anonymous
Post 11/20/2012 22:41     Subject: Re:What read do you use for stuffing?

^^ Oops.
Anonymous
Post 11/20/2012 12:05     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

I love adding cornbread to mine but I toss in any leftover bread I have, and it always tastes great, um, except the one time I didn't realize I was using rye bread and that wasn't so good...
Anonymous
Post 11/20/2012 07:50     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

This year I am doing a mixture of corn bread, corn muffins, and white bread.
Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 18:13     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

I make cornbread using the jiffy cornbread mix.
Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 18:09     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

I just use Whole Foods' pre made cornbread. Lots of onions, celery and even green apples, sage, a little poultry seasoning, s & p, an egg or two, some chicken broth. And bake it in muffin tins to make crusty-edged individual portions.
Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 18:07     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

I buy baguettes and let them sit a day or two, then cut in cubes.

Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 10:57     Subject: Re:What read do you use for stuffing?

I hate corn bread. It's too griddy for stuffing IMO.

I like a mixture of three - rye, white & sourdough, etc.
Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 09:20     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

Anything will work.

We use Udi's gluten free bread now and it comes out great.
Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 07:21     Subject: Re:What read do you use for stuffing?

I find that ciabatta or a very crusty bread works best. I buy good bread and let it sit out over night. I hate white bread and corn bread so I never use them and I always thought the stuffing would be mushy.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 21:11     Subject: Re:What read do you use for stuffing?

Doesn't really much matter--anything will work. If you want to make it easy, Whole Foods (and I assume most grocery stores) sells "bread for stuffing" in bags, already cubed. (And they charge too much for it, IMO, but darn it's convenient.)
Just throw it on a baking sheet and toast at 250 for awhile so it's good and dry.

Now that DS is gluten-free, I do it with his gluten-free bread and also I'm making a gluten-free cornbread, to do half-and-half. With Earth Balance instead of butter, it's a GF, DF stuffing.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 18:21     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

I use corn bread or corn bread muffins.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 16:27     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

Bread?

I use a variety of breads, usually whatever I have in the fridge. Usually white bread, plus a few others like sour dough and French.

I toast them in the oven and break into cubes. I also add a bag of dried corn bread to the mix.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 16:19     Subject: What read do you use for stuffing?

Does it matter if it is store brand?

Any tips?