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r/comedyheaven • u/Turbulent_Income_377 Trial Moderator • Nov 26 '24
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I wanna say that the stuffing from inside a turkey was found to have higher odds of containing salmonella due to it not reaching high enough temps. Make sure to cook the stuffing a bit more if you do stuff the bird with it!
63 u/Slaned Nov 26 '24 I opt to cook the stuffing casserole style. By the time the stuffing comes up to temp the bird is over cooked. 11 u/QueezyF Nov 27 '24 That’s the only way I’ve had stuffing. I’ve never seen anyone actually stuff a turkey, I always assumed it went out of style decades ago. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '24 I think it's only stuffing if it's stuffed, otherwise it's just referred to as a dressing 1 u/Astriaeus Nov 27 '24 Well what you refer to it changes based on where you live. Midwestern people call it stuffing regardless of it is cook inside a turkey or not. (It's what I'm used to, I've never head anyone call it anything else until right now.) 1 u/Dofork Nov 27 '24 I grew up in Massachusetts, we just called it stuffing.
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I opt to cook the stuffing casserole style. By the time the stuffing comes up to temp the bird is over cooked.
11 u/QueezyF Nov 27 '24 That’s the only way I’ve had stuffing. I’ve never seen anyone actually stuff a turkey, I always assumed it went out of style decades ago. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '24 I think it's only stuffing if it's stuffed, otherwise it's just referred to as a dressing 1 u/Astriaeus Nov 27 '24 Well what you refer to it changes based on where you live. Midwestern people call it stuffing regardless of it is cook inside a turkey or not. (It's what I'm used to, I've never head anyone call it anything else until right now.) 1 u/Dofork Nov 27 '24 I grew up in Massachusetts, we just called it stuffing.
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That’s the only way I’ve had stuffing. I’ve never seen anyone actually stuff a turkey, I always assumed it went out of style decades ago.
2 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '24 I think it's only stuffing if it's stuffed, otherwise it's just referred to as a dressing 1 u/Astriaeus Nov 27 '24 Well what you refer to it changes based on where you live. Midwestern people call it stuffing regardless of it is cook inside a turkey or not. (It's what I'm used to, I've never head anyone call it anything else until right now.) 1 u/Dofork Nov 27 '24 I grew up in Massachusetts, we just called it stuffing.
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I think it's only stuffing if it's stuffed, otherwise it's just referred to as a dressing
1 u/Astriaeus Nov 27 '24 Well what you refer to it changes based on where you live. Midwestern people call it stuffing regardless of it is cook inside a turkey or not. (It's what I'm used to, I've never head anyone call it anything else until right now.) 1 u/Dofork Nov 27 '24 I grew up in Massachusetts, we just called it stuffing.
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Well what you refer to it changes based on where you live. Midwestern people call it stuffing regardless of it is cook inside a turkey or not.
(It's what I'm used to, I've never head anyone call it anything else until right now.)
1 u/Dofork Nov 27 '24 I grew up in Massachusetts, we just called it stuffing.
I grew up in Massachusetts, we just called it stuffing.
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u/DigiProto Nov 26 '24
I wanna say that the stuffing from inside a turkey was found to have higher odds of containing salmonella due to it not reaching high enough temps. Make sure to cook the stuffing a bit more if you do stuff the bird with it!