From Christmas with Gordon (2010). Gordon makes a pork and apple stuffing flavoured with spicy Merguez sausages. Putting a little more effort into making …

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42 Responses

  1. is that maybe, the scottish or english way ?? not sure, love your cooking, traditionally with some sort of bread, ok add the ingredients to traditional canadian or american stuffing would be awsome

  2. I made this stuffing last year and I am doing it again this year, its really amazing the flavour is out of this world, and it lasts for a few days to add to other dishes and sandwiches..

  3. I tried to make this and it fell apart after it was cooked when I tried to cut it. It tasted good…just fell apart

  4. Is that stuffing or a pork roll? Can’t this guy concoct ANYTHING that doesn’t have 5 different meats in it? Just what I want to compliment my turkey, MORE MEAT. Disgusting.

  5. Yeah, presentation is just as important as the flavor. Because we eat with our eyes first, and some people won't even eat food that doesn't look good.

  6. When my son sent me a stuffing video I certainly didn’t expect a meat dish. I was planning on turkey for the meat dish. Fun breakfast meat perhaps.

  7. Yeah, we have a very different outlook on the whole "less is more" thing for Christmas dinner, Mr. Ramsay. I just grab a few pounds of miscellaneous meats that will eventually become indistinguishable in flavour after I drown 'em in gravy.

    You're all welcome to mine next Christmas.

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