Tuesday 24 March 2015

Make Stuffing Ahead Of Time

Prepare stuffing properly to keep your guests protected from food-borne illnesses.


Stuffing--a bread and herb mixture--is often served as a side dish at holiday dinners. When you prepare a large meal like those big holiday dinners, you may plan to make dishes ahead of time. Preparing your stuffing in advance allows you to focus on other aspects of the meal, but it must be prepared properly to prevent the risk of food-borne illness. Add this to my Recipe Box.


Instructions


1. Prepare the wet ingredients for the stuffing according to the recipe or box instructions. Refrigerate wet ingredients until it's time to combine them with the dry ingredients. Wait to combine the wet and dry ingredients until just before you cook the stuffing.


2. Cook the stuffing according to the recipe.


3. Store the cooked stuffing in shallow containers.


4. Cover the stuffing with aluminum foil or a tight fitting lid.


5. Refrigerate the stuffing for up to three days. Reheat the stuffing until it reaches an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit (F).

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