Festive holiday dinners calls for many left overs and this unique savory baking recipe hybrid by Oh Bite It offers a great way to use up leftover Thanksgiving stuffing to create delicious biscuit crackers. The recipe is ideal for reusing leftovers or serving the Thanksgiving dinner staple in an entertaining new format.
The stuffing cracker cookies are made using left over stuffing mixed with an egg as the binder and any other ingredients that are a traditional staple to the consumer's thanksgiving meal. For example ketchup, shredded cheese, hot sauce or onions can be added to spice up the mix. The ingredients are then mixed and rolled into thin circular disks and deep fried. The crackers can be used during the actual Thanksgiving meal to scoop up food or as part of a leftover dish.
Festive Stuffing Crackers
This Baking Recipe Turns Left Offer Thanksgiving Stuffing into a Biscuit
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