What kind of apples should I use in my stuffing?

What kind of apples should I use in my stuffing?

The best apple for stuffing is a crisp, sweet-tart variety like a Pink Lady or Piñata®. Both of these varieties make a great addition to savory stuffing with their firm texture and sweet/tart flavor.

What does putting an apple in a turkey do?

Apples. Consider quartering an apple or two for stuffing your turkey. They will provide the turkey with a little extra moisture during the cooking process and a very subtle flavor that will remind you of fall.

Should stuffing be moist before baking?

A stuffing destined for inside the bird should have just enough moisture to barely cling together when mounded on a spoon. If it’s too wet, it can’t soak up the juices from the bird. A stuffing baked in a casserole dish needs a cup or two of stock poured over it to keep it moist during baking.

What does Ina Garten make for Thanksgiving dinner?

To make your celebration a little tastier this year, Ina Garten has shared with us enough recipes to have you covered for the whole Thanksgiving dinner: from make-ahead appetizers and starters to delicious desserts like pumpkin pie or pecan pie, and — of course — the star of the show: her insanely tasty, moist and foolproof roasted turkey.

What are the best Veggie stuffing ideas for fall?

Seriously, try them for yourself. The addition of bacon will help convert any Brussels sprouts haters in this easy veggie side. Or, be super fancy like Ina and use pancetta. This fall stuffing is studded with fresh seasonal flavor. Apples lend it sweetness, while almonds give it a crunch.

How do you make the stuffing for a chicken casserole?

Directions. In a large saute pan, melt the butter and add the onion, celery, apples, parsley, rosemary, salt, and pepper. Saute for 10 minutes, until the mixture is soft. Combine the bread cubes and cooked vegetables in a large bowl and add the chicken stock, and almonds, if desired. Place the stuffing into the main cavity…

What dessert does Ina Garten make?

Pumpkin, banana and a hint of orange come together in one heavenly dessert. Ina makes a Pavlova, a cloud of meringue, whipped cream and mixed berries. Ina’s gingerbread brings old-fashioned flavor to any holiday gathering. Serve your holiday guests Ina’s satisfying Warm Butternut Squash Salad. Gravy woes? Let Ina Garten help.

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