This was about 30 years ago, I was at somebody's house on Thanksgiving and instead of regular turkey stuffing or dressing, they had a dressing that I was told was a secret family recipe that they would not reveal.

What is was, as best I can remember, is that they made up a bunch of toast, probably a whole loaf of white bread toasted in a toaster, and then it was cubed into one-inch square pieces. It was tossed with a liberal amount of a butter and herb seasoning, no onion or celery that I can remember, just (I am guessing) poultry seasoning and dried parsley and salt and pepper and other seasonings. It was put in a casserole dish and baked until it was all very warm. I remember it was not baked inside the turkey. They moved away the next year and I never got the recipe from them, but I remember it being very tasty.

Has anybody ever heard of such a recipe for a Thanksgiving dressing made from cubes of seasoned buttered toast?