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Cornbread Dressing That Stays Moist Every Single Time

🍽️ Southern Cornbread Dressing — Classic Holiday Comfort Done Right Moist, flavorful Southern cornbread dressing made from scratch — with homemade soups, real Southern seasoning, and 35+ years of chef secrets. If you’re in holiday panic mode and need a dressing you know will turn out right, this is it. This recipe starts with great Southern cornbread, builds deep flavor with homemade cream soups, and finishes with the perfect balance of moisture and texture — never dry, never gummy. This is the kind of dressing you remember from church potlucks and family holiday tables… done the right way. 📌 CHAPTERS 00:00 – What makes this the BEST Southern holiday dressing 00:27 – Why great cornbread is the foundation 01:17 – Building flavor with homemade cream soups 02:50 – Making a proper roux for scratch soups 04:13 – Cooking onions & celery for classic flavor 04:57 – Seasoning with sage & poultry seasoning 05:39 – Mixing cornbread, broth & flavor base 08:03 – Chef’s tasting tip for perfect seasoning 09:42 – Baking tips for moist, flavorful dressing 🧂 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN ✓ Why Southern cornbread determines the final texture ✓ How to replace canned soups with homemade flavor ✓ How to make a proper roux for rich dressing ✓ How sage, poultry seasoning, onions & celery build depth ✓ How to avoid dry or mushy dressing ✓ My chef’s tasting method for perfect seasoning 🍽️ INGREDIENTS (Base Structure) • Crumbled Southern cornbread – 10–12 cups • Homemade condensed soup (chicken & celery) – 1 can each • Mirepoix (onion & celery) – about 1½ cups each, to taste • Chicken broth for soup – 1 cup • Heavy cream for soup – 1 cup • Additional onion & celery for dressing – 1½ cups each • Poultry seasoning – 1 tbsp (to taste) • Ground sage – 1 tbsp (to taste) • Chicken broth for moisture – up to 4 cups • Eggs – 3, beaten • Salt & black pepper – to taste 🔥 PRO TIPS FROM THE KITCHEN ✓ Use day-old cornbread for better texture ✓ Cook onions & celery low and slow for sweetness ✓ Taste as you go — broth changes seasoning ✓ Dressing should be wetter than you think before baking ✓ Bake uncovered for a golden top and moist center 🙏 SPECIAL THANKS Thanks to everyone who asked for a true Southern cornbread dressing recipe. If there’s a holiday dish you want next, drop it in the comments! 💛 Love to cook. Cook to love. Every like, comment, and share helps keep these classic Southern recipes alive. 📌 PINNED COMMENT What do YOU put in your dressing — sage only, poultry seasoning, cornbread-only, or a mix? 👇 Share your Southern tradition in the comments! 🗳️ COMMUNITY POST Which holiday recipe should I film next? ✔️ Giblet gravy ✔️ Sweet potato casserole ✔️ Cranberry chutney Vote on the community tab! 🔗 CONNECT WITH ME 📺 YouTube:    / @allthingsfoodwithjohnwoods   📘 Facebook: /allthingsfoodchef 📸 Instagram: @allthingsfoodchef 📧 Email (business only): therealallthingsfood@gmail.com 🌐 Recipe site: www.allthingsfood.cooking #SouthernCooking #CornbreadDressing #HolidayRecipes #ComfortFood