Chicken and Dumplings // Easier than you think ❤️ Step by Step


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This delicious CHICKEN and DUMPLINGS is the ultimate comfort food, it’s savory chicken in a delicious broth very much between …

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  1. HeronPoint 2021
    HeronPoint 2021 says:

    grandma would reach for her axe, and we all knew someone was going to "get it". every barn cat, farm dog, the at large turkeys, and me, we all BAILED. turns out I also knew it was Chicken (free loader) and dumplings tonight. she took the recipe with her. !!

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  2. Germaine Dubois
    Germaine Dubois says:

    Love Chicken and Dumplings- been thinking of making it again – but I don’t have the herbs you used, so I will use what I have in my cupboard. I enjoy your videos very much and look forward to watching them ♥️

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  3. Dallas Cox
    Dallas Cox says:

    Chicken and dumplings only have FIVE ingredients!
    Chicken
    Chicken broth
    Dumplings (flat strips)
    Salt
    Pepper

    What it does not include:
    EVERYTHING ELSE!!! No carrots, celery, onions and certainly no peas!

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  4. David Bennett
    David Bennett says:

    I do a couple of things differently – I use all chicken thighs, browned first, then simmered with onion and summer savoury for a more flavourful stock so I don't need the added chicken flavouring. It's easier to remove the bay leaves before you add the dumplings. I add a chopped parsnip after the mirepoix is cooked. Whipping cream instead of milk makes richer dumplings.

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  5. Vanessa Lumbra
    Vanessa Lumbra says:

    This is the way my mom made chicken and dumplings. You KNOW you're getting a dumpling! I've seen so many recipes using thin strips of dough that look like short noodles and call it chicken and dumplings. My mom would drop big spoonfuls of dumplings on top of the simmering chicken like you did. Comfort food at its best!

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  6. Kelly Marshall-Teske
    Kelly Marshall-Teske says:

    My family is from Oklahoma, back in the dustbowl period. They needed hardy sustainable food to survive. They used lits of fats, bacon, butter and as much meat as they could raise, mistly chicken. Their chicken and dumplings were made with bisquick, butter. Seasoning and chicken. The bisquick was prepared the way you'd make bisquits…each biscuit would be cut into 4's. They'd be placed into the chicken broth and later mire busquuck would be added to thicken the broth into a gravy. Authentic, Oklahoma dust bowl period chicken and dumplings were not like soup. They were a thick, creamy, heearty gravy with large bisquick balls and tender chicken pieces. An essential high calorie meal made inexpensively during a very difficult time. Your recipe is wonderful as well. Just want you to kniwvthebtrue origin of chicken and dumplings. Omgeese, I grew up eating this very lively dish…And yeah, what a history it has. Truly life saving for many that traveled "The Grapes of Wrath" on covered wagons during the dustbowl period, as did my father, grandparents and cousins. Thankfully, I'm still here to tell the story…Thanks for your version of chicken & dumplings. Truly looks yummy!!!! Love your recipe and will definitely try it. Take care if your dear self.

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  7. Gerry James
    Gerry James says:

    My wife’s Yankee grandfather made chicken and dumplings like that (spoon dumplings, veggies, etc.), so I used to rib him about it really being a loose chicken pot pie. I grew up on rolled dumplings and chicken stewed with salt, pepper, and a tiny pinch of sage. Poppa JIm was a great cook though, and whatever you call what he made , it was deeelicious. This recipe reminds me of him.

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  8. Judy Bachmeyer
    Judy Bachmeyer says:

    Your chicken and dumplings are exactly the way my mothers were. She was a British country cook and step by step 😢they are the fluffy dumplings not the flat gummy dumplings like black eyed pea cooks them. Excellent job Rachel.

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  9. Paulina's Kitchen Can by Violetta
    Paulina's Kitchen Can by Violetta says:

    It's nice to watch how you make this easy to make dumpling recipe. I have learned how to make this years ago working at a small group home for quadriplegic. One guy made sure (specifically told me) to have more than enough of dumplings as it's his favorite in a chicken dumpling dish. Your recipe looks so delicious, and the dumpling itself is well seasoned with herbs. Well done!😊

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