Do you put butter in stuffing?
Whether you put butter in stuffing is a matter of personal preference and recipe.
Here's why some people do and some don't:
* Flavor and richness: Butter adds a rich, buttery flavor that complements the other ingredients in stuffing.
* Moisture: Butter helps to keep the stuffing moist, especially if it's being baked for a long time.
* Texture: Butter can help to give the stuffing a slightly crispier texture.
However, some people prefer to:
* Use other fats: Some people use olive oil, vegetable oil, or even bacon fat to add flavor and moisture to their stuffing.
* Keep it lighter: Some people prefer to use less fat overall to make their stuffing lighter.
Ultimately, the best way to decide whether or not to put butter in your stuffing is to experiment and find what you like best!
If you're unsure, you could start with a small amount of butter and adjust to your taste.
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