- Damn! You killed it! Everything looks so good!
- Yeah. At this point I consider blackstrap molasses as a nutritional supplement. I don’t ever want to cook with it.
- That gravy looks dank in the best way.
- Thanks for sharing!
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The gravy and carrots look amazing! I think I’ll make duck gravy…
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Awww… thanks friends.
This meal was making up for loss time. Kinda’ long story - My brand new oven smelled toxic when turned on. Everyone (the company, friends, blogs) said it needed to be “blown out” to burn off excess insulation. I tried everything - gave up over the hot summer - then called the Whirlpool man. It was a faulty igniter. Yikes! Upside? Except for frying and stews I was more of an oven cooker (roasting, baking, broiling). Having no oven improved my stovetop cooking (sautéing, searing, timing). Previously my All-Clads had become more for show. 
Thanks @frommtron! Also for your thoughts on the blackstrap molasses. 
It did taste like something your grandma thought was good for you.
I wanna’ see that duck & gravy @Bookwich! Or is it just duck gravy? Either way, post it. No pressure. 
Happy Home Cooking!
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Has anybody made this Dave Arnold stuffing recipe made famous on the Dave Chang podcast? I think I’m gonna try it next week. There are no measurements just a list of ingredients but it seems easy enough.
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Except for sourcing Pepperidge Farm bread, if you live in California.
Darn. Any good substitutes?
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Chang says just use “a standard white loaf that has a little bit of structure.” But it’s almost impossible to find anything similar to Pepperidge Farm bread.
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Why
Nah
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Amazon
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2 posts were split to a new topic: Calling dressing stuffing: threat or menace?
Invited to friends house . Gorgeous view of the mountain. Im not cooking . Fabulous cooks and hostess . Bringing a bottle of Belvedere vodka . She will make her lemon drops from scratch. Im one and done . Happy Thanksgiving
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I can’t see the Dave Arnold recipe (site is down) but I’ve always used country/hearty white for my stuffing, either Pepperidge Farm or Orowheat, Cooks Illustrated recipe. Can’t say I’ve noticed a difference between brands.
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No Jones so I went with Jimmy Dean
No Peppridge Farms out here so I went with Orowheat
Is the stuffing tasty?
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I quite like the Cook’s Illustrated recipe. Very simple and traditional. Trick is browning chicken or turkey wings in the pan before sweating the aromatics to get that flavor/fond, then putting those wings on top of the stuffing before baking to mimic the effect of actually stuffing a bird without the salmonella and overcooked meat concerns.
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does/has anyone cooked dressing on the stovetop rather than the oven? i cant seem to see any possible downside - can cook more consistently throughout by repeated stirring/folding through, and then crisp up at the very end in the oven… and then save oven space/time
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try this
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