This is how light & fluffy the dumplings get with this recipe! In the upper center of the photo I cut a dumpling in half so you can see!
5 Large boneless Skinless Chicken Breast, or add some Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs along with the breast if you desire
Water to cover the chicken about 4 inches over
1 TSP Salt
1 TSP Minced Garlic
Bring to the boil in a large deep pot. Simmer until chicken is just about done, about 20 minutes! Now add the following:
8 Medium Potatoes Peeled
4 Large Carrots Peeled & cut into 2 inch chunks
1 Cooking Onion Peeled & Chopped
Cook until Carrots & Potatoes are tender about 30 minutes. Remove Chicken & cut into huge pieces & put back into the pot. Now add the following:
4 Heaping TBS of Cornstarch stirred into 1 Cup of Cold Water stirred until smooth. Stir into simmering pot. Stir until gravy is thickened. Add 1 TBS Chopped Parsley & 1 TBS Chopped fresh Savory ( if you can find it!) we grow our own. Dried is ok too but only use 1/2 of the amount, & 1 TSP Ground Sage. If you can't get Savory don't fret it will still be delicious! Stir everything & let simmer! Now mix up the Dumplings!
DUMPLINGS:
1 & 1/2 Cups Flour
1/2 TSP Salt
1 TBS Baking Powder
Stir all together & the beat 1 egg into 5 TBS Milk. Dump into the dry mixture & stir until you have a stiff but droppable dough! Add more milk if batter is to dry but you do not want thin or running dough. It should be stiff like cookie dough! Now drop into simmering pot by heaping teaspoonful! Once all the dumplings are dropped into the simmering pot cover tightly with a lid & let simmer about 10 minutes. You now have a pot of Chicken Heaven! Serves about 6 people! I usually serve this long with a veggie on the side or sometimes add froze peas right before I drop in the dumplings! Serve a side of Cranberry Sauce & you have a GREAT MEAL!
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Hi Judy, Perfect recipe for the season! I'd love to have you as a guest on my radio show, Libby's Luncheonette on WCHE1520AM this Monday 1/30 around 12:30 pm ET to talk about it for 7-10 minutes by phone. If this might work, I can follow up with details of the interview and several sample questions. Libby
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Hi Libby I just saw this & would have loved to but I only saw the comment today! Thank you for your interest!
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