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No Thanksgiving meal is complete without stuffing\u2014said every family except for mine, apparently. For some reason, we didn’t have a signature recipe for family stuffing (or dressing, if you prefer). I don’t have memories of Grandma making a homemade stuffing the day before the feast while Mom and I prepared Thanksgiving pies,<\/a> or stories of the year someone put raisins in the stuffing to be “different” and everyone wished they’d just made traditional stuffing instead.<\/p>\n

But there is always time to make new memories, and this no-frills, easy stuffing recipe is a great place to get started. For those of you who grew up with the side dish, this version may remind you of your mom’s stuffing. It’s wildly flavorful and completely neutral, all at the same time. The herb-infused, buttery bread cubes have character\u2014no doubt\u2014but the flavor isn’t so robust that it will overwhelm the other dishes on the table.<\/p>\n

Stuffing Ingredients<\/h2>\n

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