Easy Chicken and Dumplings
Bring on the comfort food with this delicious Easy Chicken and Dumplings recipe. It doesn't get any simpler than this for chicken dumplings recipes. Enjoy!
Notes
You may add more seasonings, such as garlic powder, or vegetables such as onion or celery if desired.
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Ingredients
- 6 to 10 chicken drumsticks or thighs
- 2 cups all purpose flour
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
Instructions
- In a large stock pot, boil seasoned chicken in water for about one and a half hours. In a medium bowl, combine flour, egg, salt and pepper.
- Mix well with hands until dough is pliable and dough rubs off hands with ease.
- Place on wooden cutting board or on dry surface and roll with rolling pin until very thin.
- Cut into thin strips and place, small amounts at a time, into chicken and stock.
- Do not over stir, but let cook on medium for about five minutes.
- Remove from heat and serve immediately.
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shunst37 9734639
Oct 16, 2011
This can be made a couple of ways (1) what your recipe calls for and (2) to stay away from noodles, make hard dumplings. I make them all the time and it is easy. G
kylady717 1283296
Oct 16, 2011
LOL....this recipe definitely needs to be edit......best to just use whitedove2043 recipe that she gave.....it makes more sense.......
Bob H
Sep 27, 2011
Dumplings? What dumplings?? Sounds like noodles to me! This recipe needs some serious editing. I've been cooking for 71 years and I think I know my "dumplings"!
WhiteDove2043
Mar 20, 2011
This recipe sounds almost like mine in which we add the broth from the cooked chicken if anyone would like it here it is cup bisquick cups flour dash of sea salt eggs enough broth to make like pie dough I blend the bisquick and flour together then add my sea salt to taste adding egg at a time I mix it with the flour mixture until I have all the eggs in I kind of do sections at a time then I add a TBSP of chicken broth just till I have all the dough looking roughly like pie dough then I knead it till it is smooth but not too much I let it rest for about min then roll it out to the thickness I want the thicker you want the dumplins the thicker the dough is the thinner you want it the thinner you roll it out…Read More It does swell while cooking I cook it with out the lid for about to minutes then cover for about the same time Best way to check doneness is to take the thickest one out and cut in half if it has any dryness in the center then continue to cook for about min at a time I make sure the dough is floured when I cut the sections as this makes the gravy I also have carrots peas celery and onions in the broth with the deboned chicken when cooking the dumplins I hope you enjoy this as much as my neighbors and family
hdrothler 1403001
Mar 13, 2011
I think there ith thomething wrong with the word thicken thighs inthead of chicken thighs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MsEditor
Feb 23, 2011
deerfisherman: I double checked, the recipe only calls for one egg and no milk. Let us know if you have trouble once you try making it? We welcome your feedback. Thanks! Blair, editor for RecipeLion.com
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