Do you have a recipe for chicken and dumplings? Could you please post the recipe.
Thank you,
JoJo
This is the one I use to first cook a chicken in a pot of water with favorite seasoning when done remove chicken or cut up and leave in liquid. Mix teh Bisquick and milk and deop by table spoon on top of boiling liquid and leave uncovered for 10 minutes and them covered for 10. Enjoy
Also a good site to visit is Betty Crocker Bisquick have lots of ideas.
Dumplings
By Corkey
I make this for a family of 5. It goes a long way.
By K Young
Boil a whole chicken until tender with bay leaf and an onion. Skim fat from top as chicken is boiling. When chicken is tender remove from liquid and debone. Add 1 can cream of chicken soup, some milk, salt , pepper to taste to broth. Make dumplings with bisquit mix, roll out dough very, very thin then cut into long strips. add dough strips to broth , do not stir, until dough is tender. Then add chicken. Serve with hot cornbread. move onion and bayleaf before serving. (04/04/2005)
If you leave the lid on the chicken and dumplings after you add the dumplings for at least ten minutes they will come out more tender, taking the lid off makes the dumplongs fall. (09/13/2005)
By peggy
Boil large frying chicken and debone. Save chicken to go back into broth. I cover chicken with plenty of water and add two chicken bouillon cubes and black pepper. Taste for salt and if it needs it add a little, a teaspoon. Take out one cup of broth, add one beaten egg and enough self rising flour to make a dough that you can roll out and cut in strips. Add strips back into broth and cook about 15 minutes without stiring. Add chicken and enjoy. (12/05/2005)
By Faye Clayton
Mix 1 can cream of chicken soup with 6 cups water. boil. add salt and pepper to taste. (We like alot of pepper. ) In a bowl add 4 cups self rising flour with 2 eggs, blend in enough milk to make a soft sticky dough. drop by teaspoonful into softly boiling broth. when all the dough has been added, turn heat on low. cook 1 minute. take the pot off the stove and add a tightly fitting lid.
By Carol Smith
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