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      <title>Thanksgiving Dressing (Not from a box)</title>
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    <directions>Boil 1 whole chicken, debone when done and pull apart or chop up chicken. Save all the chicken juice for later.<br />
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Make the cornbread (use 4 packs of cornbread mix)<br />
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When done, let cool.<br />
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Chop up onions, celery, hard boiled eggs.<br />
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Break apart cornbread finely into large container.  I have to use a big plastic cake top lid.<br />
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Add all ingredients, including chicken juice, salt and pepper.  Stir until thoroughly mixed.  You want it to have a lot of liquid, so you may need to add chicken broth, which also adds more flavor.<br />
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Put into a large cooking pan (this makes a lot)and bake at 350 degrees.  Stir mixture occassionally.  How long depends on how dry you want the dressing to be.  I usually cook mine for about 2 hours.<br />
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IT'S GREAT!  Guess who gets picked to fix the dressing every Thanksgiving and Christmas.<br />
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P.S.  If you have more dressing than you can cook before you bake it, you can put in freezer and save for another day.  We eat it for regular meals.</directions>
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