Black Folks Chicken And Dressing

We're diving deep into an iconic recipe. One that some folks might have to wait all year to gather with friends and family to eat.

 

It's the one Southern dish you shouldn't miss this Thanksgiving. Black folks chicken and dressing. 

What you'll learn in this episode:

What is chicken and dressing?

Cornbread dressing with the addition of shredded baked chicken. The ingredients include cooked poultry (chicken or turkey, and you can use leftovers), flavorful Southern seasonings. Cornbread, celery, onion, thyme, chicken stock, and egg.

A simple, delicious, hearty meal. An African American staple that’s made its way into many homes and generations nationwide.

 

What’s the difference between Southern cornbread stuffing and dressing?

Stuffing and dressing are terms for a dish made with bread, usually cornbread in the Southern United States. 

Stuffing is baked inside the Thanksgiving turkey or bird during the cooking process.

Dressing is baked on its own and served as a side dish.

Homemade chicken dressing

Now, this recipe has a lot of steps to go with its plenty of ingredients!

But no worries – I’ve gotchu!

With my simple, step-by-step guided instructions for your ease in perfecting this iconic recipe – whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time beginner making this! - Listen to the recipe

Links & resources mentioned in the episode:

Black Folks Chicken And Dressing -

https://thesoulfoodpot.com/black-folks-chicken-and-dressing/

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