
Sugar's Cornbread Dressing
This was the same cornbread dressing Momma had made for as long as I could remember, using the cornbread recipe passed down from her mother, my Grandma Etchieson. I still make it much the same way today.


This was the same cornbread dressing Momma had made for as long as I could remember, using the cornbread recipe passed down from her mother, my Grandma Etchieson. I still make it much the same way today.

Momma always served it alongside her cornbread dressing, a tradition I've carried on in my own kitchen. Although this recipe calls for chicken giblets, turkey giblets work equally well.

There's no flour or sugar in this old-fashioned recipe, just the wonderful flavor of cornmeal, buttermilk, and bacon drippings, with a crisp, golden crust from a cast-iron skillet.

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Hi, I’m Monte Melugin, executive chef, food writer, consultant, artist, and creator of GrubAmericana, a website designed exclusively around American born foods–their history, legends, and availability. We’ll also provide some related recipes you can easily make in your own kitchen.