The whole thought of oysters anywhere near my turkey makes my stomach turn. t /nothing from the sea
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Tep,
I call that form of nostalgia, "Saturday."
No oysters for me. No shell"fish". Ever. In anything. The first time I heard of oyster stuffing in turkey, I thought it was a joke.
You don't put it in the turkey, if that helps.
Tep,
I call that form of nostalgia, "Saturday."
Heh. I may or may not have put Ally McBeal DVDs on hold at the library. (They don't have Dawson's Creek DVDs in the library system, which is probably a good thing.)
Come to think of it, this media nostalgia happens every year around this time, and I usually address it with library DVDs. Two years ago it was 90210 (the original series), and last year it was The O.C.
I wonder what that's all about.
You feel the cold, and long for California... If only thru TV?? Maybe. Just a theory.
Pix, I usually use TJs or some kind of premade bread crumbs as well. I cut any and all corners that don't massively impact the tastiness of the meal. I R LAZY.
I've never had oyster stuffing, but I'll try it if it turns up at Thanksgiving one of these years.
My sausage stuffing recipe is pretty simple: bread cubes, butter, sage, cooked sausage, chicken stock.
Our sausage stuffing is some mix of sweet and hot Italian sausage, sauted onions, stale bread or croutons, Bell's seasoning, and turkey or chicken broth.
Yeah, I need to do that whole make a list thing since everyone is coming to my house for Thanksgiving. I told Bobby we could go to the grocery store after 10 tonight so I don't get too aggravated. List. Must make one.