Tuesday, November 17, 2009
It's almost Thanksgiving ...
Time to rerun my grandmother's oatmeal stuffing recipe:
Saute a chopped medium onion (or, if you're feeling fancy, a big shallot) and rib of celery in oil. Add salt and pepper and two cups of rolled oats or quick-cooking oats and continue sauteing until the oats get toasty. Then stuff the turkey. (Obviously, you can cut this in half for a chicken. Or bake it in a covered dish alongside the bird with some chicken stock to keep it moist.)
That's it.
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Damn, I've been reading you for a while now, I knew what the post was about from the title.
It's what's known in the trade as an "evergreen."
How about some sage? Mmmmm sage!
That would work--but I'm a purist.
Jim Donahue IS a sage. So he's got that covered.
Sage? I thought I was parsley.
I dunno, there's a wee bit o' haggis going on in that recipe!!
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