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Old 11-24-2008, 07:42 PM #1
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I was thinking ... 'Would it be OK to put a little bourban in my T-giving dressing?' I bought the dressing cubes & you add broth &/or water. It's a 14oz bag. It calls for 2.5 cups of liquid and 1 stick of butter. How much bourban do you think I should add? I was thinking 2 cups broth & 1/2 cup bourban???
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