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Earlene Pebworth
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ABSTRACT:   Earlene Pebworth shares the family's recipe which she and her sister, Evelyn Truss, use for preparing Southern-style 'cornbread chicken and dresssing' [turkey stuffing]  and the giblet gravy to pour over it.
      [Earlene wrote this recipe out by hand, beginning with,  "Written for Susie on Nov. 21,1989."


Authors: Earlene Pebworth and Evelyn Truss


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(Cornbread) Chicken and Dressing

  • Have your cooked chicken broth, either from boiled chicken or your chicken broth from cans (any brand). Also, if the broth is not quite strong enough, you may add  a couple chicken bouillon cubes.
  • For 1 large foil pan of chicken dressing (turkey size) use:
    • 3 pans cornbread --about a pan 1/2 or 3/4 full and enough broth to wet it real good-- almost soupy.
  • Cut up and sautee 1 bunch celery and green onions or white onions (3 cups full).
  • Mix into dressing.
  • Now break in: 
    • 6 or 8 or 10 eggs  and beat well-- plenty bulk, pep.
    • chopped boiled eggs
    • chopped chicken (optional)
    • a bit of giblets  (optional)
    • 1/2 teaspoon poultry seasoning
    • salt.
  • Put foil over the dressing.
  • Put in oven at  425 degrees  for 30 minutes  to get it hot.
  • Then come down to  350 for 1 hour.
  • When it's done, take it out and serve.

Giblet Gravy

  • 3 cups or 4 of rich chicken broth broth.

Boil--bring to boil.
Put in:

  • chopped giblets,
  • boiled eggs-- sliced--,
  • salt  and pepper,
  • and a little poultry seasoning.

Bring to boil.
Thicken with a flour and water paste. To make the paste:

  • Beat until smooth in a glass --
    • 1 or 2 tablespoons flour
    • and 3/4 glass of water.
  • Pour into the gravy pot.
  • Stir to thicken.
  • Put in  a little cooked dressing
  • and some neck meat.

Stir.
Put over dressing.


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