This moist chestnut, pistachio and goji stuffing makes a tasty filling for a juicy goose. The chestnuts just soak up the goose fat and the combination of sausage, pistachios and gojis makes an exotic stuffing with a powerful antioxidant punch. Our local neighborhood Italian grocher Renzullo’s gets in delicious fat Italian chestnuts this time of year and the combination of them with the prize winning blueberry sausage from Gelderman farms is a good blend of local and global flavors for our traditional dinner.
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Chestnut, Pistachio and Goji Berry Stuffing
November 21st, 2012 | Gluten Free, Grain-Free, Holiday, Meat, Paleo, Recipes, Side Dishes, chestnut, Christmas, coconute water, dressing, goji, goose, holiday, pistachio, sausage, stuffing, traditional
Swedish Mustard Dip
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Russian Dressing
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Garlic – Turmeric Oil
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