Easy Cornbread Dressing with Sausage!
Hey family! I’m back at it with another Dollar Tree Gourmet recipe. This time around we are making cornbread dressing with pork sausage. It sounds impossible to make such a thing with Dollar Tree food right? Well, it’s not. Believe it or not, this cheap cornbread dressing is made of only 7 ingredients (costing us $7 dollars), and it tastes amazing!
The Dollar tree has two different kinds of dressing mix. They have turkey, and they also have chicken flavored dressing. I used turkey flavored dressing this time around (because it was the first box that I picked up), but chicken flavored dressing can be used as well!
The sausage used in this recipe is by Farmer Johns. The Dollar Tree carries this sausage in classic or hot. I used classic sausage, but if you like spicy food, you can use the hot sausage.
While you’re here, check out some of my other cornbread dressing recipes!
SOUL FOOD CORNBREAD DRESSING RECIPE
COLLARD GREEN & SMOKED TURKEY CORNBREAD DRESSING
This delicious affordable dish can be used during the holidays, Sunday supper, or just because.
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Check out my video tutorial for this sausage cornbread dressing. It’s super easy!
Cornbread Dressing with Sausage (Dollar Tree Gourmet Recipe)
Ingredients
- 6 oz box of cornbread dressing mix
- 1/2 cup pepper stir fry chopped
- 1 cup cream of mushroom
- 1 cup water or chicken broth
- 4 oz pork sausage
Instructions
- Brown the sausage over medium heat, then toss in the chopped peppers and onions.
- In a large bowl, pour in the stuffing/ dressing mix.
- Add in the sausage and peppers & onions.
- Next, and in the cream of mushroom soup, and water ( or chicken broth).
- Mix until well combined.
- Lightly butter or oil a 11×7 bake dish.
- Pour in the dressing stuffing mixture.
- Cover the dish with foil.
- Bake on 350 F for 45- 50 minutes.
- Let sit for 10 minutes.
- Serve & enjoy!
Denise says
Thanks for these Dollar Tree cost saving recipes.
Kim says
Looks Great!! That is a great idea, and can be used with any box dressing mix. Thank you for sharing!
Jacquie says
Looks great Rosie, can’t wait to try it. I watched your video and I noticed when you are browning your sausage you just break it up with your spatula. When I brown any type of ground meat I always use my potato masher, you know, the one like Grandma use to have, the squiggly one, I find it much easier. Just a little tip of mine. Keep up the great work, love getting those emails. Have a great day Rosie 🙂
Rosie says
Nice tip! I will definitely try that!
Jean says
OMG, this was excellent! I am so impressed. I would never have tried this on my own! Thank you, thank you!
Courtney says
Rosie chile this was the bomb.cm I substituted the pork for turkey and the dish came out delicious I’m so thankful I found your blog
Rosie says
Hi Courtney! I’m glad that you found my blog as well! XOXO
Wendy says
Hello Rosie, do you have a Southern squash recipe with onions and sweeten with sugar. My grandmother used to make it.
Rosie says
I don’t have one posted 🙁
Laura Harris says
Hi Rosie, do you know where I can find the pepper stir fry? Also, can I substitute the cream of mushroom for cream of chicken? Thanks a ton 🙂
Rosie says
The ones used for this recipe was bought from the Dollar Tree. You can also try your local grocery stores. If you can’t find it, feel free to use fresh peppers & onions.
Laura Harris says
ok thank you Rosie. I will look for the Dollar Tree here in my town and I want to wish you and your family a blessed Thanksgiving 🙂 I enjoy all of your recipes. Keep them coming 🙂
Carolyn Bennett says
Thanks so much DOllar tree recipes! Please keep them coming!
Oleta Pine says
Omg, I would have never thought about this. Can you please do more dollar tree gourmet meals?
I have a weird name says
I’m going to make this for Thanksgiving. I miss my grandma’s dressing. This looks similar, though:)