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Delicious! I made this as a side dish out of necessity since we moved back to our old home which has a 1920's Wedgewood Gas and Wood burning stove. The gas oven was just big enough to hold our 15 pound turkey, so when I saw the recipe for Slow Cooker Stuffing I said why not. I will make your wonderful Slow Cooker Stuffing every year. Everyone loved the taste, texture and my daughters were in awe at how delicious it turned out. I sprayed the Slow Cooker with cooking spray before placing the ingredients in the cooker. I stirred the stuffing several times throughout the cooking period to prevent over browning on edges and was very happy with the results. Overall the recipe was quick and easy to prepare. It would be a great recipe for a beginner cook. The recipe holds honor in our family cookbook and will be passed down to our children. Thank you for sharing this great recipe!
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Lori Ann D
on February 25, 2007
AWESOME!! I made this for Thanksgiving and will be making it for every holiday from now on. I'm very picky about my stuffing and I was sure I wouldn't like this because I thought it wouldn't get nice and crispy in the slow cooker... but I was wrong. The edges browned really nicely and it was perfect. I put it all together the night before (and added 1 lb. cooked, crumbled pork sausage/cut back the butter and broth a bit) and just turned it on in the morning. Even my mother-in-law, who is very Bon Appetit, wanted the recipe! THANK YOU for posting!
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on November 28, 2003
You saved me too... there was no way I had room in my oven for everything.. I had never thought about the slow cooker. I did make a few changes to incorporate my recipe for corn bread stuffing.. the moistness was perfection.. thank you... Also, I make my stuffing the night before with everything but the liquid.
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I messed up on this but I will gladly take the blame! I thought I would add some uncooked chicken breast to this to make a complete meal. What I did not think about until I was at work was that I should not have added the butter because of the chicken grease! Sure enough, I came home to a greasy mess. However, the stuffing itself tasted just wonderful and was so easy to prepare and cook. Next time I will use the brain God gave me and not add the butter! This is a keeper! Thanks for posting this!
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I made this to accompany our turkey for our Christmas dinner this year and everyone really enjoyed it! It turned out great. I cut the butter down to half a cup instead of a full cup. The preparation time as posted did not include the 45 min, so it's actually 6 hrs., 45 min cooking time!
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on November 23, 2011
This was great. I made it last year and the family was asking about it this year. I love having one less thing to worry about, thanks.
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on December 05, 2010
I made this to go with my roast chicken dinner, I cut the recipe down to 4 servings and cooked it in my Crockett. I oiled it so as not to stick to the sides and I used wholemeal bread crumbs, and a red onion. I did feel it was a wee bit wet and next time I will use less broth, but I will make it again. I did like the flavour. Thank you for posting.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy half_baked
on December 03, 2010
I love this recipe. I also sprayed my slow cooker with oil spray, and mine was done quicker than the instructions stated too. I didn't have enough breadcrumbs, so I added some crushed tortilla chips for about a third of the breadcrumbs. It turned out just as delicious! I am adding this recipe to my Christmas turkey-dinner menu!
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on November 25, 2010
What a nice surprise! I thought I would have a dense, loaf of bread chunks, but actually the result was almost fluffy - a flavorful dressing. I sprayed the crock-pot with Pam, stirred around the sides twice - no problem with burned edges. My husband loved it - he likes VERY moist dressing. I would have preferred it to be a bit more dry, but no matter what, it was fast (4 hrs & 45 min) and convenient - the only way I'll do dressing again!
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on December 28, 2009
Made this to go with our Christmas turkey dinner. A huge success! I sprayed my crock pot with cooking spray, and stirred a few times to prevent too much browning on the sides. I used 1/2 cup butter instead of the whole amount. I also used packaged pre-seasoned bread cubes, so I didn't add as much seasoning as called for. I also had some dry cornbread with I cubed and added to the mix. Really delicious!
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I made this for thanksgiving of 09' and it has become my new stuffing for holidays quickly. Very savory and delish. Thank you for posting this, more people should know about it. On a side note I added a couple cups of mushroom along with it and didn't have any thyme or poultry seasoning and it still came out great. Made fresh white bread for it too. Definate keeper.
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on March 15, 2009
Wow, this was excellent! I used homemade breadcrumbs and turkey stock, and sweated the vegetables as suggested in the reviews. Mine was done well before the six hours was up, and I ended up adding a little more stock for moisture. I will definitely add this to my holiday menu!
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on December 28, 2008
This was a very good recipe and so easy to throw together. I used one bag of Pepperidge Farm Herb Stuffing Mix and one bag of cornbread stuffing and it turned out awesome. I sprayed my crockpot well with cooking spray and I followed the rest of the recipe to the tea. I used the bag stuffing for convience. This is definitely a keeper and will be made at my house for all holiday get togethers from now on. Thank you so much Audrey for an easy delicious stuffing
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on December 17, 2008
Fantastic reviews from family. They requested I make it for Christmas.
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This was excellent! We were cooking a small turkey at a high heat and were worried about the stuffing so we decided to try this. Perfect. I used the small bag of Pepperidge Farm Herb Stuffing and followed their directions for the butter and chicken broth. I did add an egg to the broth as this recipe suggested. I cooked 1 lb of Jimmy Dean Pork Sausage until no longer pink and sauted the onions and celery. I added the above and one peeled, cored and chopped apple and 3/4 cup of whole cranberries. Cooked exactly as this recipe suggested. I did rub the crock pot with a little butter. Wow, great as is but once you add a little gravy, you would never know this was not cooked in the bird. Thx. so much for posting this great, creative recipe.
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on December 18, 2007
This recipe didn't turn out very well. The stuffing burned on the sides after 4.5 hours in the crock pot. Everyone thought it tasted ok, but I wasn't real crazy about the flavor. I loved the simplicity, but didn't care for the end results. This was the worst stuffing I have ever had in my entire life.
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on December 08, 2007
What a great recipe. I made this for Thanksgiving dinner. I cooked up some sage flavored sausage the night before and then added it to the rest of the ingredients. Because there was so much, I had to put half of it in the crock pot and the other half was baked in the oven. Both versions came out great. I didn't cook the onions or celery beforehand and had no problems with it. It was a little moist but we like our dressing wet in the South. I'll be cooking this again. Thanks.
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on November 27, 2007
This recipe didn't turn out very well. The stuffing had an almost grayish color and burned on the sides after 4.5 hours in the crock pot. My husband thought it tasted ok, but I wasn't real crazy about the flavor. I loved the simplicity, but didn't care for the end results.
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on November 25, 2007
By Tish
on November 22, 2007
Good stuffing but next time I'm going to add a bit more in the spices. This is fantastically easy and you won't have to worry about how to put it in the oven. Thanks for the recipe :)
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Serving Size: 1 (247 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 12
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