Turkey Stuffing Recipes

From Better Homes and Gardens

Stuff your holiday turkey with a Tex-Mex stuffing. Chorizo sausage and serrano peppers add a load of spiciness to the Blue Corn Bread crumbs.

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Take a break from ordinary stuffing and try this spicy Italian version. It's great with turkey or most any meat.

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From Ladies' Home Journal

Chestnuts and dried apricots make a pretty garnish for this holiday turkey, which is basted with an apricot glaze and served with a wine-infused gravy.

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From Fine Cooking Magazine

If you're using the cornbread stuffing, rub the bird with butter; for the Italian sausage stuffing, use oil. Serve with either Madeira Gravy or Pan Gravy with Herbs.

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From EatingWell

When a whole bird is just too much--time and effort, as well as size--there is a quicker, simpler way: what's known in French cuisine as a roulade. Using a boneless turkey breast, butterflied and flattened, you can serve a beautiful spiral of juicy meat.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

If you are looking for a traditional holiday stuffing recipe, then you've come to the right place. This casserole version is easy to make and bakes in just 30 minutes.

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From Diabetic Living

Sweet potatoes, raisin bread, and Jamaican jerk seasoning make for a unique stuffing for the herb-rubbed turkey. Give it a try at your next holiday meal.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Loaded with vegetables, this recipe can easily be served as a side dish, but it's especially delectable with turkey or chicken.

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The bread mixture for this popular holiday side dish includes crumbled corn bread. Either make a recipe of your own, or if you are short on time, prepare a package corn muffin mix.

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From EatingWell

You don't have to skip the traditional Thanksgiving dinner if it's just the two of you - and you also don't have to eat turkey for days. In fact, you may not want to wait for a special occasion to have this satisfying mini celebration.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Bulgur, a quick-cooking form of whole wheat, is high in nutritional value. It adds a nutty flavor to this healthy recipe that can be used to stuff a turkey.

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From Midwest Living

Dried cherries add a hint of sweetness to the traditional stuffing in this side-dish recipe. The chopped pecans lend a satisfying crunch.

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From EatingWell

Peeling fresh chestnuts may be a bit tedious, but the result is worth the effort. Chestnut meat adds incredible texture and richness (without much fat) to a holiday stuffing. And, after all, it is a once-a-year ritual. But if you lack the patience, jarred vacuum-packed chestnuts are a convenient alternative.

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From Ladies' Home Journal

Fresh herbs and applewood smoked bacon bring out even more flavor in this roasted chestnut and fruit holiday stuffing.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Dried peaches, pecans, and ham hint of the Southern roots in this turkey stuffing.

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This savory herbed dressing gets a touch of sweetness from the apple juice and dried fruit. Perfect when paired with roast turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.

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For the holidays, this irresistible turkey breast is a delightful alternative to roasting a whole bird.

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Stuff this savory stuffing in your holiday turkey or serve it alongside chicken or beef any time of the year.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Flavor this moist stuffing, or dressing, with pears, pecans, and nutmeg.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Use this stuffing inside a turkey or bake it in a casserole dish and serve with pork.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

If you want to stick with tradition, this is the turkey for you. Time-tested ingredients--celery, mushrooms, onions, and poultry seasoning--enhance the stuffing beautifully.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

This Southern-inspired holiday dressing traditionally includes bacon, collard greens, and potatoes.

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From Midwest Living

Make this scrumptious recipe for your holiday dinner. Parsley, sage, and thyme blend with pork sausage to make a flavorful stuffing for the turkey.

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