Broccoli and Stuffing Casserole

Submitted by: Autumn 
This hearty meat-free casserole is suitable as a Thanksgiving side dish or entree for vegetarians. 

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Leslie's Broccoli, Wild Rice, and Mushroom Stuffing

Submitted by: Leslie Eickhoff-Davis 
Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Living In: Curtis, Washington, USA
This is the only stuffing I ever make and it gets RAVES! Not only is it beautiful, it has a wonderful meld of flavors and textures. Want something different than a sage dressing? Try mine! 

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Submitted by: AUNTIEREE1 Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
This is a recipe we have enjoyed in my family for several years. It has become a holiday staple and is very easy to make. In fact, it tastes better the next day or just cold out of the refrigerator. 
 
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