This is my grandmother's tried and true cornbread dressing. It wouldn't be a holiday without it.

My mother's recipe for cornbread dressing. This recipe has been in the family for over 75 years, and it's wonderful.

Hi Brian, this is the same receipe that I have been using for 46 years. If you like chestnuts, try adding one cup of coarsely chopped chestnuts to the receipe. Thanksgiving is my son's favorite meal of the year and has been for 36 years. He won't let me change this stuffing recipe in any way.

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