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Stuffing has no flavor when my family makes it. Plus the texture makes me gag but texture is like 90% of my hangups with food. I'm a picky eater but I really don't want to be.
Man then your family is doing it wrong, sorry. I use fresh bread, a ton of butter, onions, celery, thyme, sage, salt and pepper, then bake it so every bread cube is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. I have food texture issues too, so I feel your pain, but there's definitely a wrong way and a right way to make stuffing. Also, NEVER put stuffing inside the turkey, it can result in undercooked stuffing and salmonella from the turkey.
They don't do any of that lol they just open the box and cook it. Glad I live 1700 miles away from mess this year
I add spicy breakfast sausage and bake it crispy on top. It's so good!
Yes! Another fan of spicy sausage in stuffing! My mom one year made the stuffing (not cornbread-based--Stove Top brand with savory herbs, I think) with half mild sausage and half spicy sausage for younger me who didn't like much spice. We also added pecans and dried cranberries in addition to onion and celery. We've barely ever deviated from that recipe since!
It's so good! I can't wait!
Sounds better than the flavorless mushy bread crumb mess my family serves