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11/16/2015 0 Comments

Maple Chicken Sausage Stuffing

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the more bread the better. 

I took this dish to a Friendsgiving Feast last year and it was a 10 OUT OF 10 by my friends and family! 

This is an absolutely delicious stuffing recipe for those who need to bring a side dish or just want to try it out for fun. 

If you prefer to not include meat, just add pumpkin seeds and dried cranberries instead.  The taste of both versions is fabulously festive :)

I hope you enjoy loves! 
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MAPLE CHICKEN SAUSAGE STUFFING

INGREDIENTS:
  • 1 loaf of Ezekiel bread (or any whole grain bread of your choice)
  • 2 packs of Maple chicken sausage, chop or break into small chunks 
  • 1 large yellow onion, chopped
  • 4 stalks of celery, chopped
  • Extra virgin olive oil
  • 3-4 cups of chicken bone broth/stock 
  • Fresh herbs (Rosemary, Thyme & Sage), chopped  
  • Salt and fresh ground pepper, to taste


1.  Break/cut loaf of bread into tiny pieces and put on a large baking tray.  Place in the oven on 200 degrees until the bread gets crispy and dry, about 15 minutes or so. 

2.  While bread is toasting, let's brown your chicken sausage in a large skillet.  (I took my chicken sausage out of the casings by cutting them with scissors.) Break apart sausage with your fingers before putting it into the skillet to cook on medium heat.  

3.  After sausage is browned, add onion and celery into the same skillet with a tbsp of extra virgin olive oil. Cook until both onion and celery are translucent or have softened.

4.  Chop your herbs (for me~ the more the better) and add them into the skillet.

5.  Add in about 3 cups of chicken bone broth/stock into the skillet as well.  Let it heat up. Then add 4 more tbsps of extra virgin olive oil to the pan.  

​6.  Next, add your toasty bread pieces into the  into the skillet as well.  Stir the mixture until the bread soaks up all the delicious liquid. Add more chicken broth/stock if the bread is too dry. 

7.  Add salt and fresh ground pepper to taste.  Serve stuffing in a large dish and let your friends and family dig in! 

This stuffing taste delicious by itself or with homemade gravy poured on top as well. 




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