With my flip phone camera while cooking:
About three cups of diced white onion and celery stalk, sauteed in a quarter pound of margarine.
Three 14 oz. loaves of gluten-free bread, cubed and oven dried, a little seasoning added.
Above two combined, then moistened just a little with water before stuffing into the turkey cavities after rubbing cavities with salt (oops, made too much stuffing!)
Turkey is a Butterball, packaged weight of 10.41 pounds. That includes the neck and giblets, which are now being boiled in seasoned water to make soup stock. I do not use the liver.
Turkey is now covered in foil, 325 degree oven, for about five hours.
I'm glad you do a turkey yet. Just tradition. It sounded like you were making a lot of stuffing.
Marietta
29-Nov-2019 18:16
Looks good enough to eat !!!!!!!
carolyn
28-Nov-2019 23:59
This year we decided to attend One Table. It is a dinner that has been going on for many years. Anyone can attend for free. There are usually at least 1500 who attend every year. We were invited to 2 meals in Charleston and one near Atlanta. Too many miles. It looks like you made a great stuffing to go with the usual great meal. I think of you frequently.