Chicken & Dumplings

"This recipe has been a family favorite for years. With so many requests for the recipe I have done my best to take my original recipe and put it down on paper, never done before. From my family to yours--enjoy!"
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
14
Serves:
8-10
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ingredients

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directions

  • First prepare chicken as desired and set aside (dice raw chicken or pick your rotisserie chicken from store).
  • In at least a 8-quart pot (the larger the pot the better to allow room to stir).
  • Add: all ingredients**except chicken, corn, peas& biscuits**.
  • Once the carrots are half done add: chicken, corn, peas.
  • Bring pot to a high boil.
  • Break each individual biscuits into 5 pieces and drop into pot.
  • Be sure to constantly, stop and stir the biscuits so they do not stick to each other, also use a spatula to mix the bottom of pan to prevent the dumplings from burning on the bottom.
  • Once you've added your LAST dumpling continue to stir for 10-15min until each dumpling appears well formed, the broth will start to thicken. BE PATIENT! I will thicken! May take awhile to get it to a thickness you desire, Just continue to stir. Once you turn off the stove and let it sit, it will continue to thicken. If it gets too thick for your liking add more broth. If it's not thick enough add more biscuits.
  • If you enjoy a kick to your food add another pinch of crushed red pepper, it's awesome!
  • As always salt and pepper to your taste. Enjoy!

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Reviews

  1. This recipe is wonderful, I have a cold and just made it and it came out wonderful. It was also very comforting.
     
  2. Wonderful comfort food! Changed it a little. Put celery in instead of the corn. I was patient and it really thickened up great. Thanks!!
     
  3. I personally thought it just did't have that creamy flavor, so I added one cup milk, two tbsp. of sour cream and also a tsp. of garlic. It then satisfied my taste. Overall it was super easy to make and tasted alright. Thank you for the recipe.
     
  4. WOW, I dont usually make this kind of dishes but the wife requested it! I thought it was awsome, great flavor. I used a rotisseree chicken and it was so easy and it got great flavor. I threw the juice in from the bottom of the chicken container. The next day the broth thicken up even more, it was tasty. This would be great on a cold fall day!
     
  5. This recipe tasted good, but it was not thick enough for me. Maybe I did something wrong...
     
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