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stuffing recipe
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hi , Im coking this christmas for the first time and i dont wantto use a box stuffingmix . my grandad made the best stuffing ever it made you smell all afternoon !!!!! how do u make it ?????
Also i want to buy one of those jointsof gammon sumone said to boil it but how long or is this the best way or what else do you recommend
thsnk you
Also i want to buy one of those jointsof gammon sumone said to boil it but how long or is this the best way or what else do you recommend
thsnk you
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You can use either sausage meat or deskinned sausages that already have herbs in & add say, finely chopped onion, fresh or dried herbs, chestnuts (roasted 1st for 1/4 hr, then skinned & simmered in a little milk for about 3 minutes mashing them. The gammon will need to be soaked in water for 12 to 24 hrs then drained to make it less salty - unless it`s a "sweet" or mild cure one. Boiling takes 30 mins a lb plus 20 mins, even big ones should be done in 31/2 hrs. You can leave it in the water to cool overnight & skin it next day when you can coat it with breadcrumbs or brown sugar & stick cloves in it then about 10 mins in a hot oven. Many recipes state cloves in the water, & some beer,or cider or red wine.
I used to make my own stufffing ..
it was bread ,grated onion ,dried sage
salt and pepper ..break up the bread
add all the other bits in to a large bowl ..stir it ..
add some milk ..not a lot ..as it should just
bind together ..then put in to an oiled roasting
tray and cook on a medium heat for 45 mins ..
trial and error ....but tastes lovely ...
it was bread ,grated onion ,dried sage
salt and pepper ..break up the bread
add all the other bits in to a large bowl ..stir it ..
add some milk ..not a lot ..as it should just
bind together ..then put in to an oiled roasting
tray and cook on a medium heat for 45 mins ..
trial and error ....but tastes lovely ...