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My Dumplings. My customer was thrilled to get everything they needed from a grocery store, health food store, department store, and beverage store all at once. dumpling in the press Two is the magic number for this dumplings recipe. Feel free to add some dried herbs to the dough—an easy way to give your dumplings extra flavor flair. This recipe makes the most delicate, fluffy dumpling ever.

My Dumplings They got the name Dumplings from their plump looks, and their love for food. For my family chicken and dumpling are just that nothing else.no veggies nothing. This recipe is a keeper for us. You can cook My Dumplings using 5 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of My Dumplings

  1. You need 112 oz of Swanson Chicken Broth.
  2. You need 28 of Mary B's Buttermilk Biscuits.
  3. Prepare 4 of Boneless Chicken Breasts.
  4. You need 3 tsp of fresh ground pepper.
  5. It's to taste of Salt.

Drop dumpling dough into the liquid by teaspoonfuls. There's no need to worry about shaping perfect dumplings because they will puff up as they cook. Cover your pot with a lid so that the dumplings can steam and cook in the middle. The old rule of thumb was "no peeking" but this makes no difference.

My Dumplings step by step

  1. Boil chicken breasts in the broth and remove from heat..
  2. Once cooked through shread chicken breasts and add back to broth. Add 2 cup of water to the broth and bring back to a slow boil..
  3. Tear thawed biscuits into pieces and drop in broth. I usually add two biscuits and stir to submerge them and keep adding biscuits until all 28 are in the pot..
  4. Continue with a slow boil until all the dumplings sink. Tastes just like homemade. My family inhale these..

Chicken and dumplings is a beloved American comfort food, but most cuisines worldwide have a variation on a dumpling. They're easy to make at home from scratch or a baking mix, but using canned biscuits makes it even easier. Roll the biscuits in egg before dropping them into boiling broth or soup. Gently move the pot in a circular motion so the dumplings become submerged and cook evenly. When temperatures plummet and you're craving something warm and cozy, you can't go wrong with fluffy homemade dumplings.