Whether you call it dressing or stuffing, there’s no doubt about it: You can’t have a Thanksgiving feast without the ubiquitous bready, crispy, herb-packed side dish. Mixed with gravy or piled high ...

It's a great debate with a regional divide. Its long, contentious history includes a salmonella outbreak and Victorian nobles turning their noses up at a word. There's plenty of gray area, and the ...

Does your family have stuffing or dressing on the holiday table? Though there may be a regional divide as to the name ...

BATTLE ROYALE: Brother-in-law chefs Philip Jones, left, and Peter Pollay, lower right, stage a friendly culinary battle every Thanksgiving, with dressing/stuffing as weapons of choice. Photo by Martha ...

Turkey is often thought as being the “star of the show” on Thanksgiving, but what about the one dish whose name is debated every year? Is it called stuffing or dressing? Do both words mean the same ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Dressing versus stuffing. Really, what is the difference? You may call it what you call it because that is what you heard all your life, but that really isn't the difference. Food & ...

Thanksgiving dinners can look the same no matter what U.S. state you’re celebrating in, but it turns out we’re all a bit different when it comes to stuffing (or dressing). Google Trends on Wednesday ...

First, let's address the elephant in the room: Is it stuffing or is it dressing? Technically, if it's not cooked inside the turkey, it's dressing. For some unknown reason, though, over the past decade ...

Stuffing is a key part of Christmas dinner (not to mention Sunday lunch), especially if there’s a bird as the centrepiece.

It is a question asked of Americans every holiday season, a marker of regional pride and sometimes, a ripper-apart of families. It brings us back to North versus South, and in the process, goes to the ...