[Update my dinner status], I'm making this tonight.
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Servings: 1 Servings
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Ingredients
MASHED POTATOES
BREAD MIXTURE
- 1 Stick butter (1/4 lb)
- 12 oz Dried bread cubes (one
- 2 Onions; chopped
- 2 lg Ribs celery; plus celery
- 1 bn Fresh sage leaves (about
- 1 1/2 ts Good quality curry powder
- 2 Eggs (I use 1/2 C egg
- 1 bn Fresh parsley (about 1/2
Preparation
This is a side dish, not a stuffing for the inside of a bird. My dad always makes this (as did his mother before him) at holidays, but theres never been a recipe written down. I consulted with my dad, and wrote this down while making it for a party last weekend. Except for the amount of curry I use, which is about double the amount he uses, I think the recipes pretty authentic. I chose egg substitute (Egg Beaters brand) rather than fresh eggs, because I knew it would be sitting around on a buffet table for a while. Mashed potatoes: Boil potatoes in enough water to cover. When theyre fairly tender, drain and mash with butter and milk. Add the pepper. The mashed potatoes will be fairly thin. Set aside. bread mixture: In a large frying pan, melt the butter and add the onions, celery, sage, and curry powder. When the vegetables are wilted, add the bread cubes and continue to fry over medium heat until all the butters absorbed. Add more butter if the bread cubes seem too dry. When the stuffing mixture is done, combine with the mashed potatoes and the parsley. Add salt and pepper to taste. Finally, add the eggs or egg substitute, stir thoroughly to combine. At this point if its too dry, you can add more milk. The bread absorbes quite a bit. Bake until heated thoroughly in the oven in a buttered casserole. Serves at least 8 generously. Posted to FOODWINE Digest by Gretl Collins on Nov 24, 1997
