Easy Homemade Cornbread Stuffing/Dressing

This is year I decided to make dressing because we never stuff a turkey in my house growing up. We always cooked it, deboned it, and add the meat to the dressing. I decided to see if I could make the dressing from my memory which isn't really all that great by the way lol. It came out really great! I was extremely surprised since I don't like stuffing at all. 

I like mine a little sweet but if that's not your thing and you want more of a savory dressing then leave out the honey.

This makes one pan - 13x9 

Serves 3-5 people

Step 1

Cornbread: 

2 boxes of Jiffy Mix

2 tablespoons of Sugar

2 Eggs

2 sticks of butter, softened

2/3 cups buttermilk/milk 

1/3 cup of real honey (optional) if you like it sweet

1 cup of sour cream

Cook Time
400 degrees F. 

25 mins

*cornbread will be a little soft - perfect. Break it up in the pan.

Step 2:

Warm over stove: 

1 cup of chicken broth (my aunt use to add the broth from the turkey) with 1/4 of butter

Let it cool off before adding it to the cornbread pan

Step 3:

Sautee w/ oil or butter in the pot for 5-10 mins: until celery is soft then add in 1 clove of garlic diced for 2 mins

2-4 Celery stalks chopped

half of an Onions chopped

1 clove of Garlic

Add to cornbread pan

Then add:

Complete season 3 tablespoons

Onion power season 3 tablespoons

Garlic power season 3 tablespoons

Salt 1 tablespoon

Pepper 1 tablespoon

2 eggs (optional)

Step 4:

Make sure everything is mixed in the cornbread pan and put it back into the oven (uncovered) for 400 degrees F. for 25 mins

Happy Holidays to you and yours!

Before You Go:

Did you try this recipe? Did you love it as much as I hyped it up?  

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