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looking for the old fashioned dumpling recipe
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    Post looking for the old fashioned dumpling recipe

    just like the one's mum used to make,,,

    you know,,,, when it see's a bucket full of gravy,,, the old fashioned dumpling had no problems in soaking it up,,,

    any favorites??????????,,,

    these will be tested an scored

    choppa
    can it get any better??????????????,,,,,,,,,,,,,,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgG_TxEPaQE



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    Re: looking for the old fashioned dumpling recipe

    Only going from memory, but the good old artery hardening version was self raising flour, rub in some beef dripping, salt and water I think?
    Cheers,
    Owen


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    Re: looking for the old fashioned dumpling recipe

    Hi

    Here you go, heres one of many from one of my late Mums cookbooks.

    Hope its what your looking for.

    DUMPLINGS
    4 oz. flour 2 oz. chopped suet J teaspoon pepper
    J teaspoon baking 1 teaspoon finely cold water to mix

    powder chopped parsley plenty of boiling
    1 teaspoon salt 1 medium finely water or stock

    chopped onion
    Mix all the ingredients except boiling stock, add a little cold water, teaspoon by teaspoon to make a soft but firm dough: when it comes cleanly away from the sides of the basin it is right. Roll into 12 small balls. Have the water or meat stock boiling; put in the dumplings and cook, uncovered, for 20 to 30 minutes till dry inside and nicely swollen in size
    Cheers
    Chimo
    What could go wrong.......................

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    Re: looking for the old fashioned dumpling recipe

    choppa ,here is s a simple recipe that my mum & grandmother used
    pour some selfraising flour into bowl about 1 - 2 cups, pinch salt , pinch pepper ,some chopped parsley if you like then mix with fork whilst adding some milk to form approx toothpaste consistancy,heat up your stew must be quite a lot of gravy then drop spoons of batter onto top of stew turn heat down to a slow simmer & place lid on pot ,try to avoid lifting lid off for about 10 minutes then check to see your nice fluffy dumplings, enjoy yum!
    shubeej

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