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Help with stuffing recipe?
Here are my ingredients..
Ground Pork
Apple (mixed granny smith and pink lady)
Celery
Red Onion
Cranberries
Walnuts
Seasonings (sweet marjoram, sage, thyme and parsley as well as salt and pepper)
Mixed Bread Cubes (sourdough and light seedless rye)
What I need help with is the wet...I don't like either chicken or turkey broth, so what could I use?
7 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
veg broth or water your pork already has a lot of flavor
Source(s): use water all the time - rhondaLv 61 decade ago
melt a stick of oleo/margarine,and ad some poultry seasoning, use 1 plus stick for a 12 pound turkey, give or take. don't use butter. we melted the butter onions and celery together with the seasonings, then pour and mix, pour and mix method. the juice from the turkey ,and basting will soften it fine along with the oleo.
PS: we don't use bought croutons, we toasted bread in oven, then sliced by hand, brown on out side but still just a little meaty on inside, not totally dried out.
- owlcroftLv 71 decade ago
If you need any liquid, use a little dry sherry. It will add flavor and body, but the alcohol will cook off. If you don't have sherry, try a little dry white wine.
- 1 decade ago
I would moisten with some melted butter and warm apple juice
then you would be in keeping with the basic flavors.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
ground pork red oions celvery peppers apple pie walnut salad
- Recipe4LivingLv 41 decade ago
I agree - you can certainly use vegetable stock or just plain water!
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