British stuffing is not the same dish as American stuffing. It is drier, sage led, and usually baked separately in a tray or rolled into balls rather than packed inside the bird. Paxo is the packet that makes it, and it has been since 1901.
In stock now: Sage and Onion Stuffing Mix in 85g, 170g and 340g.
Add boiling water, wait a few minutes, then bake it for the crisp top that makes it worth eating. Stuffing balls beside a roast chicken is the standard British Sunday use, and a tray of it appears at every Christmas dinner. Imported by us and shipped from Massachusetts.
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Stuffing means different things in the two countries. American stuffing is soft, bready and often celery led. British stuffing is firmer, dominated by sage, and usually baked separately so it develops a crisp top. Substituting one for the other does not work.
Packet Sizes, Balls or Tray
The 85g covers a small roast, the 340g a Christmas table. Add boiling water, let it stand, then either roll into balls or press into a tray and bake. Baking is the step people skip and should not: it is where the texture comes from.
FAQ
Q1: How do you make Paxo stuffing?
Mix with boiling water, leave to stand, then bake in a tray or as balls until the top is crisp.
Q2: Do you put it inside the bird?
In Britain it is usually baked separately, which gives a crisper result and cooks more evenly.
Q3: What does it taste like?
Strongly of sage and onion. It is a savoury, herby accompaniment rather than a mild bread side.
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