I dunno, I understod exactly what the OP meant.
Dressing mix= a mixture of cleaned, diced chicken livers and gizzards. Sold in most local (to me and the OP, obvi) supermarkets as a short cut for making rice dressing or dirty rice or cornbread dressing. Typically, it is sautéed with aromatics before it is used.

A sandwich made of sautéed offal...is that precise enough for you? I see it as a spiritual cousin to the guastedde of Palermo (but those are made with spleen) or the lampredotto of Florence (tripe).

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Posted by chackbay

the bay area, la.

Member since Jan 2004

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Posted on 10/1/14 at 12:32 pm to hungryone

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should of did this from the beginning..

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Posted by Rohan2Reed

Member since Nov 2003

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Posted on 10/1/14 at 12:46 pm to hungryone

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dunno, I understod exactly what the OP meant.
Dressing mix= a mixture of cleaned, diced chicken livers and gizzards. Sold in most local (to me and the OP, obvi) supermarkets as a short cut for making rice dressing or dirty rice or cornbread dressing. Typically, it is sautéed with aromatics before it is used.

Hmm. Never heard of that. Probably a geographic limitation on my part.

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A sandwich made of sautéed offal...is that precise enough for you? I see it as a spiritual cousin to the guastedde of Palermo (but those are made with spleen) or the lampredotto of Florence (tripe).

Again, not something I've ever been exposed to. Sounds interesting at least. Will navigate that link for more info thanks for the clarification for us north La. folk.

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Posted by LouisianaLady

Member since Mar 2009

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Posted on 10/22/14 at 1:34 pm to hungryone

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Dressing mix= a mixture of cleaned, diced chicken livers and gizzards. Sold in most local (to me and the OP, obvi) supermarkets as a short cut for making rice dressing or dirty rice or cornbread dressing. Typically, it is sautéed with aromatics before it is used.

I've never heard of this dressing mix.

And I call "rice dressing" dirty rice, so like R2R, the OP was totally confusing to me.

Although, dirty rice on bread sounds like starch overload