Here Are 6 Amazing Ways To Change Up The Stuffing This Thanksgiving DIY

Which one should I make?!  All these DIY stuffing recipes sound fantastic.  I’m especially liking the idea of using corn bread.  There is also a recipe using tortillas!  Put your family’s heritage into it.  Stuffing doesn’t have to come out of a box.  Thanks to Food & Wine for the tasty ideas.

The one thing all delicious Thanksgiving stuffings or dressings have in common is, actually, nothing. They can be made with any kind of bread or no bread at all. They can be studded with everything from sausage to pecans to oysters to fennel. They can be baked in a casserole dish or oven-safe skillet or muffin tins or not baked at all. Here are six of the best ways to make this essential Thanksgiving side dish.

1. Swap the bread. For an extra-hearty stuffing, use multigrain bread—it’s delicious with autumnal flavors like apples and pecans.

Or try an Italian spin on stuffing with focaccia. It gives the stuffing a soft and creamy inside and a chewy, crisp top.

Using fruit-and-nut-flecked bread is a terrific flavor shortcut, since it’s three ingredients in one.

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For the full list and recipes visit Food & Wine.