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09/15/2010
Author Marc Maron gave us this recipe for his showpiece Thanksgiving stuffing, studded with dried fruit and enriched with chicken livers.
Issue #132
10/13/2009
This stuffing gets its sweet-spicy flavor from chiles, fennel, prunes, and cumin.
Issue #124
10/02/2007
Nutmeg and savory—two seasonings commonly found in 19th-century stuffing recipes—add subtly sweet and herbal notes to this dish.
Issue #106
03/01/2007
This recipe blends Asian, Middle Eastern, and Hungarian flavors into a wonderfully eclectic stuffing.
Issue #79
10/30/2007
This is our adaptation of an autumnal side dish frequently used at Thanksgiving time.
Issue #70
10/24/2007
Hearty and satisfying, this recipe is the perfect accompaniment to a savory roast.
Issue #54
11/19/2007
Stuffing recipes from the East and Pacific Northwest were found to have this special ingredient–oysters.
Issue #46
11/19/2007
We find that fine bread crumbs (from San Francisco sourdough, if possible) make a more elegant stuffing than bread cubes do.
Issue #46
11/19/2007
Chestnuts "roasting on an open fire" (or on wintry street corners) are emblematic of the holidays, making them the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving stuffing.
Issue #46
11/19/2007
Corn bread frquently shows up in stuffings, like this one, from the South.
Issue #46
03/08/2007
Serve these clever little appetizers instead of bread at lunchtime or for supper.
Issue #32
10/30/2007
This stuffing, adapted from Joe's Book of Mushroom Cookery (Atheneum, 1986), is best cooked separately, rather than inside the bird.
Issue #22
11/14/2007
This family classic from author Peggy Knickerbocker, with its Mississippi roots, has been passed down through the generations.
Issue #15
03/08/2007
Use a sharp cheddar for this classic American side dish.
Issue #9
03/08/2007
Toasted bread adds texture and body to this dish, while a touch of sugar imparts a Southern flavor.
Issue #9