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
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
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
The whole world's mad save thee & me (but I'm not too sure about thee)
Hi
Here you go, heres one of many from one of my late Mums cookbooks.
Hope its what your looking for.
4 oz. flour 2 oz. chopped suet J teaspoon pepperDUMPLINGS
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
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 sizechopped onion
Cheers
Chimo
What could go wrong.......................
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