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  1. Robin D
    Robin D says:

    Those are the kind of dumplin’s I really like, similar to bisquick. I was wondering though, if there’s any reason not to wait and do the dumplin’s after you shred the meat… have it and the broth ready, and then add the dumplin’s, so you don’t have to take them out and then add them back again…☺️

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  2. Becky Hahn
    Becky Hahn says:

    My grandmother used a whole hen approximately 7 to 8 pound, Uses a whole onion and pepper, fills water, broth 1/2 way up. Oven 350 for 2 hours. Take 1 cup of chicken broth out put ice to get it cold. 5 cups flour salt and pepper and add broth to flour to create a dough. Roll and cut into straps and put in broth on stove, cover 20 minutes do not stir uncover 20 minutes. Chicken was put back in oven to crisp up. They are the bomb! My grandmother is from Tennessee.

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  3. Hecklepig
    Hecklepig says:

    I always use grated frozen butter for making scones and biscuits it acts like it does when making pastry and lightens the dough. For dumplings I also add fine grated parmesan cheese in with the flour before mixing together for a bit more flavor.

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  4. Patricia Hartless
    Patricia Hartless says:

    Hello Nicole . I love chicken and dumplings .I always make a pan of cornbread . This is how I like to eat chicken and dumplings . Your dumplings is called drop dumplings . Thanks for sharing your recipe . Have a great weekend .

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  5. MIke Todd
    MIke Todd says:

    Glad to see you did the fluffy dumplings… Some make “Slick Runner Dumplings” which I do not like. My Gram used to make them, then make a small pot of Fluffy ones for me. I know it’s just a preference, but I think that the Fluffy ones are the best….👊🏼💙

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  6. Peg Parrish
    Peg Parrish says:

    Terrific recipe, Nicole! I always removed the chicken from the bones, thickened the gravy and then made the dumplings but I think it works great either way. Perfect for a cold night in November, if we ever have one again! (I hate this warm weather!!). Have a great weekend. 😘

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