Put the cornbread in a large bowl. Stir in the vegetable mixture, egg substitute, and pecans (the mixture will be moist). Transfer to the baking pan. Bake for 30 minutes, or until cooked through and ...

Cornbread dressing is a great alternative to bread stuffing that is sweeter, more moist and just as flavorful. The herbs and maple syrup often found in breakfast sausage complement the cornbread ...

This old fashioned cornbread dressing recipe is a must-have side dish for Thanksgiving. Aromatic herbs, buttery onions, and rich broth create a timeless favorite. It’s an easy recipe, and you’ll be ...

This Jiffy Cornbread Dressing is a southern staple on Thanksgiving Day. With a sweet cornbread base and full of savory flavors from vegetables and herbs this side dish is always a crowd favorite for ...

When you step inside Robert Judice Jr.'s kitchen, you'll discover more than just pots and pans. You'll find the heart of Cajun family traditions. I had the pleasure of joining him and his mother, ...

Houston – Whether you call it dressing or stuffing...it’s still getting eaten! Chef Natosha ‘Chef Tae’ Barber joined us on Houston Life to share her Cajun cornbread dressing that is as easy as it is ...

When it comes to Christmas, our cover star Dolly Parton has several tried-and-true traditions that get her into the holiday spirit. One of these traditions includes preparing her family's cornbread ...

*Oyster dressing represents a cherished Deep South culinary tradition, blending the heartiness of golden cornbread with the ocean’s briny richness. This soulful recipe blends fresh herbs, tender ...

*Cornbread dressing has long been a centerpiece of Southern holiday meals, carrying deep roots in Black family traditions. It starts with crumbled cornbread as its base. The cornbread is typically ...

Here in New Orleans cornbread dressing isn't necessarily the norm. More often rice dressing, oyster, eggplant or shrimp are served. I don't know why, but cornbread dressing was not a dish that was ...

Thanksgiving may have passed, but stuffing season is not over. This sweet-and-savory side dish has been around since the Roman Empire, used by a chef named Apicius to stuff roasted rabbits, pigs, ...