Baked turkey stuffing casserole in a white casserole dish. — All of the cozy Thanksgiving flavors baked into one comforting dish. This turkey stuffing casserole is everything you love about the holidays wrapped up in one bite.

This post is sponsored by Tony Chachere’s, but all opinions are 100% my own.

If you’re looking for a cozy, no-fuss meal to use up your Thanksgiving leftovers, this Turkey Stuffing Casserole is the perfect way to give those leftovers new life. I partnered with my friends at Tony Chachere’s to create this recipe using one of my favorite products, their Cornbread Stuffing Mix, that makes this dish so easy to whip up. It’s got everything you love about those nostalgic holiday flavors all wrapped up into one cozy dish. Even better? This casserole also makes a great main dish option for a smaller Thanksgiving gathering. You get all of the best flavors of the holiday, tender turkey, savory stuffing (my favorite part), and the smells of Thanksgiving all wrapped up into one easy casserole.

PostedNovember 12, 2025

AuthorLeigh Ann Chatagnier

CategoriesHoliday

Tagsthanksgiving, thanksgiving menu, stuffing, dressing, cornbread stuffing, holiday

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Do you say stuffing or dressing? I grew up saying dressing but I feel like I sometimes I call it both these days. Honestly I don’t care what it’s called, all I know is that it happens to be my favorite Thanksgiving side dish. This might be an unpopular opinion, but I think most people who disagree just haven’t had a good dressing before. This recipe for easy sausage and herb dressing is going to quickly become a staple at your holiday table every year.

PostedNovember 16, 2021

AuthorLeigh Ann Chatagnier

CategoriesHoliday

Tagsholiday, holiday dishes, side dishes, stuffing, dressing, sausage and herb dressing

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The Thanksgiving countdown is on and the side dishes are where it’s at if you ask me. Everyone has their non-negotiable recipes that have to be made every year, and for me, it is always dressing (or maybe you call it stuffing.) Either way, it’s a classic dish that I think is a necessary part of the menu during the holiday season. There are so many varieties of dressing out there, but this year I decided to bring back a classic recipe that my grandfather used to make. Oyster dressing is maybe a bit old school and you don’t hear about it as much these days, but I decided that it needed to make a come back this year. You are going to love adding this oyster dressing to your holiday table this year and many more to come.

Easy Turkey Stuffing Casserole

Easy Sausage and Herb Dressing

Oyster Dressing