Jiffy Cornbread Dressing Recipe

Jiffy cornbread dressing recipe is a delicious and traditional side dish for the holiday season for both the Christmas and Thanksgiving tables.

The recipe is the perfect side dish, easy to make, and everyone loves it.

Easy Cornbread Dressing

The easy cornbread dressing was a hit at our house because it’s a classic dish and a southern staple that everyone loves. And it has a touch of sweetness to it in the Jiffy cornbread.

The recipe, made with buttermilk, Jiffy cornbread, onions, celery, sage, and bread, is always welcome on special occasions.

The homemade cornbread dressing recipe has a mixture of fantastic flavors made with simple ingredients to create a dish that is worth making year after year.

This will become one of your holiday meal family recipes.

Dressing Or Stuffing?

What you call it depends a lot on where you live.

I kind of think of stuffing as food that is stuffed into another food, such as turkey and dressing as a dish on the side.

But, we all know that both dressing and stuffing are wonderful at Thanksgiving and Christmas, so we will take it no matter what you call it.

And corn bread in any form is welcome at any meal.

What Ingredients Do I Need To Make The Cornbread Dressing?

• Onion, diced
• Celery, diced
• Butter
• Chicken broth
• Eggs
• Bread, toasted or stale
• Jiffy cornbread, baked
• Buttermilk
• Sage
• Salt
• Black pepper

Full printable recipe with measurements and instructions listed at the bottom of the post in the recipe card.

Watch How To Make Cornbread Dressing With Jiffy Mix

How Do I Make The Southern Cornbread Dressing?

Everyone cooks dressing a little bit differently and adds some different ingredients to the recipe. Below are the steps I take to make the dressing here at home.

1. Before starting the dressing, set out five pieces of white or wheat bread and allow it to dry for at least one day. If you don’t have time, lightly toast the bread until it’s dry, and then set it aside.
2. Mix up two batches of Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix according to the directions. Add both mixes to one 8″ x 8″ baking dish. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until the top is golden brown. Let the cornbread cool while you cook the onions and celery.
3. Dice the onions and celery and place them into a skillet with butter. Cook until the onions are translucent in the skillet over medium heat.
4. Break up the Jiffy cornbread into pieces while the onions and celery cook and set it aside.
5. Add the onions and celery to a large bowl.
6. Next, pour the chicken broth and buttermilk into the bowl. Add the eggs and mix well.
7. Add the sage, salt, and pepper and mix well.
8. Next, cut up the toasted/dried bread into pieces and place it into the bowl. Add the Jiffy cornbread, as well, and mix everything.
9. Pour the ingredients into a greased 9″ x 13″ baking dish and bake for 30-35 minutes or until the edges of the cornbread are golden brown.

How To Make Cornbread Dressing – Step-By-Step Instructions

Before you get started, if you like stale bread in your dressing, set out five pieces to dry. You can use either wheat or white bread.

If you’d rather toast the bread, that will work as well.

I toasted mine for a few minutes until the bread was crusty.

I choose to toast mine because I have a crazy cat that will find any food I leave out and eat it all and leave a trail of bread behind him.

First things first, start by making two packages of Jiffy cornbread according to the directions. This is an easy old fashioned cornbread recipe from the box, and it’s delicious.

Add both mixes into one 8″ x 8″ square baking dish and bake.

Allow the cornbread to cool. Once it cools, you will want to crumble the cornbread into small pieces and set it in another bowl until you’re ready to use it in a few simple steps.

Next, the recipe calls for a vegetable mixture. Dice the onions and celery stalks and add to a large skillet with butter. Cook until the onions are translucent.

While the onions and celery are cooking, crumble the cornbread into pieces and set it aside.

Next, grab a really large mixing bowl and add the cooked onions and celery.

Pour the chicken broth into the bowl.

For this recipe, you can use chicken broth or chicken stock. Either one will work well.

Next, pour the buttermilk into the bowl and give it all a good stir.

Add the eggs and whisk them all in.

I added the eggs after the liquids because the onions and celery are still hot enough that they can cook the eggs a little bit.

If you add the eggs after the liquid, you shouldn’t have that problem.

Add the sage, salt, and pepper to the bowl.

Sage is optional in the recipe. Some people don’t like it, but the dressing will still taste great without it.

You also have the option of dried or fresh sage for this recipe. I used dried because it’s easier, and it was chopped.

Next, add the stale bread (or toasted) to the bowl.

Finally, add the cornbread and mix everything together.

Pour the dressing into a 9″ x 13″ greased casserole dish and bake uncovered for 30-35 minutes or until the edges of the cornbread are golden brown.

More Sides For The Holiday Table

• Green bean casserole – this is a traditional side dish that everyone loves, and it can be prepped in less than five minutes. This is especially popular on Christmas and Thanksgiving day.
• Sweet potato casserole – this is a quick and easy casserole that is filled with flavor and includes some of the following ingredients: pecans, mini marshmallows, butter, yams, and more. This recipe made me fall in love with sweet potatoes.
• Mashed potatoes are a must for any holiday. The recipe creates a creamy and perfect side dish that even your pickiest eaters will love.
• Easy Sautéed Vegetables from Mama Loves Food is a great way to get more veggies on the table. The recipe includes broccoli, carrots, bell peppers, and more.
• Corn casserole pudding is a fantastic dish that is super easy to make and a hit every time you serve it.

Can You Use Jiffy Cornbread For Dressing?

Yes! And this recipe shows you how to do just that. Jiffy cornbread is perfect for dressing.

How Many Boxes Of Jiffy Cornbread Mix For Dressing?

You will need two boxes of Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix for this dressing recipe. You will want to follow the directions on the box to make the cornbread before adding it to the dressing recipe.

How Do I Make Jiffy Cornbread Less Crumbly?

For Jiffy cornbread stuffing (or dressing), you will want to have crumbly cornbread. But, if you want to make cornbread less crumbly, you can add some sour cream and vegetable oil to the recipe.

How To Make The Jiffy Cornbread Dressing Recipe

If you want to learn how to make dressing, you’ve come to the right place.

The corn bread dressing recipe is easy, and it’s always a hit at gatherings. Be sure to get the recipe below.