Baked Stove Top Stuffing
Baked Stove Top Stuffing is one of my favorite side dishes. It reminds me of Amish stuffing or what you would eat for Thanksgiving. Chop up the vegetables, sauté them in butter, add to boxed Stove Top Stuffing, egg, chicken broth and bake.
In a skillet over medium heat melt the butter and add the chopped vegetables.
Sauté until the vegetables are tender.
In a large bowl add the sautéed vegetables, eggs and 2 boxes of stuffing. Toss well with a large spoon.
Add one can of chicken broth and toss well. Add the second can of chicken broth and toss well.
Spray a 3 quart baking dish (with a lid) with cooking oil.
Pour the stuffing into the prepared baking dish. Let sit for 5 minutes.
Bake in a preheated 350º oven, covered for 1 hour then serve.
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Categories: Broth, Butter, Eggs, Stuffing, Vegetables/Slaws/Salads
Nice post ✍️
Thank you! Have a great week!
Tasty tasty..My favorite.
Mine too, thank you!
Cant buy stuffing here nor can of broth .What ever we have we make and Latvia is still in the 1930s
It is just 12 oz. of dried bread cubes with your favorite seasonings instead of the box mix then follow my recipe. Use your own chicken broth too Kevin.
Unusual method of preparation but it clearly works
It was so good Sheree, thank you.
The hubby loves stuffing. Will have to show him your version! 😋
We have always loved Stove Top Stuffing and still do but this turned it into the elite version!
A sneaky way to get some vegetables in the diet. It sounds delicious too.
It sure is Linda thank you.
I never thought of eating stuffing other than Thanksgiving…but it sounds great! Thanks.
Happy New Year!
We have it for a side dish frequently. Happy New to you too Katelon!
That looks good Diane – I liked Stovetop Stuffing. I found the box of cornbread stuffing and Durkee Onion Rings I couldn’t find for my Christmas meal and since we had freezing rain this morning, I made a crockpot meal instead of walking and had stuffing in the crockpot in between the layers of other stuff (veggies/noodles/soup).
Wow Linda I am really impressed, that sounds delicious!
I love stove top stuffing but I have never added anything to it. I just printed out this recipe to try it the next time we have Stove Top. Thanks Diane !
It still has the flavor of the seasonings but tastes more like homemade, we love it Susan!
It’s a dish I don’t know at all. I’m not even sure if one can buy stuffing in our stores (probably, but I’ve never looked out for it). Your dish looks so nice that I’m going looking for stuffing now!
This one turned out so good Corna. I hope you can find the stuffing.