Guest guest Posted January 6, 2006 Report Share Posted January 6, 2006 This sounds luscious.....I'll make sure the recipe gets filed. Making a stuffing is always a toss this in and a sprinkle of that herb type recipe, I know it's never by the book. Thanks for posting and enjoy your leftover lunch..........Donna genny_y2k <genny_y2k wrote: Who would have thought that a *day old bargain loaf* of Focaccia bread would turn into such a wonderful sage stuffing. Recipe?? Well I can try but I seldom measure anything. What I did was break up into small pieces the several day old loaf (apx.3/4 of the loaf into a deep Corning baking dish. Sprinkling over the bread crumbs apx. 1 tab.of organic poultry seasoning..Also added 1/2 finely chopped onion and two stalks finely chopped celery. Let stand overnight to allow the bread to dry and to absorb the flavor of the onions, herbs, and celery. I covered the baking dish with a paper towel. Before baking on the following day I added a mixture of 1 cup purified water, 2 tab.of Vegetarian broth mix and 1/2 cube butter heated. Tossed the bread crumbs so as to coat them well with the liquid- butter mixture and baked the stuffing in the same covered baking dish at 325 degrees for apx. 1 hr. I live at a high altitude so adjust your temp. and time. Never again will I make stuffing with just any old loaf of bread.. Smiles and hugs to you all Deanna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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