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By brwneyes1982_98...
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on April 28, 2008
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My fiance wanted chicken and dumplings, which I've never made before, so this was my first attempt. It does take awhile to make, but the end result is so worth it. I could have used a store bought chicken and stock and a mix for the dumplings, but where's the love in that? I made a few small changes-I made the chicken and stock ahead of time(by the way, this was the best roasted chicken EVER and when the stock was chilled I got rid of the fat. I used the chicken fat instead of butter for the sauce, and seasoned it really well with salt and pepper. My sauce wouldn't thicken, so I mixed some stock with cornstarch, and when the sauce was boiling mixed it in, and it was absolutely perfect. People were licking their bowls clean!! I'm sure I will be making this again and again.
By stephanie.r.c
Los Angeles, CA
on April 09, 2008
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This recipe was really good. I used rotisserie chickens from Costco instead of roasting my own but I think that added a lot of flavor. I still made my own stock which was great. It was worth the time and effort.
By sritte153_6329012
Worthington, OH
on February 27, 2008
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This recipe is much more involved than most chicken and dumplings recipes, and honestly, I think the simpler recipes taste better. I will go back to making chicken broth, using the chicken and that broth, and making dumplings. This would not thicken for me, I believe 1T of flour is simply not enough to thicken 6cups of broth. Too many unnecessary steps.
By legalbeagle123_...
Marietta, OH
on February 10, 2008
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I just finished the roasting part. I couldn't wait! I've been cooking for 45 years and never had roasted chicken this tender. The broth looks promising. This may rival my mother's broth!
By quilters_9551177
WATER MILL, NY
on January 21, 2008
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I cheated just a bit and baked off chicken breasts (bone in with herbs on top, and used a good fresh chicken stock prepared by a local gourment shop. My husband LOVED it and it was also good reheated in the microwave. Gave us great meals. Thanks for another "keeper" Tyler! love your recipes!
By hodoske_9541341
AVENEL, NJ
on January 21, 2008
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I DID REVISE THIS RECIPE BY COOKING IT IN A PRESSURE COOKER. I PUT THE CHICKEN, HERBS AND VEGGIES IN PRESSURE COOKER. COVERED WITH WATER AND COOKED ABOUT 50 MINUTES AFTER FULL PRESSURE WAS REACHED. THIS WAY I HAD PERFECT CHICKEN BROTH AND THE CHICKEN CAME OUT SO SOFT IT FELL OFF THE BONE IN WHICH I ACHEIVED 2 STEPS IN ONE. THEN I MADE THE SUPREME SAUCE AND DUMPLINGS. I HAD TO USE ALOT MORE FLOUR TO THICKEN IT UP THOUGH . AND IT SEEMED TO MAKE WAY TO MUCH DUMPLINGS. I HAD MORE DUMPLINGS THAN CHICKEN. NEXT TIME I WOULD CUT THE DUMPLING RECIPE IN HALF. IT WAS TASTY BUT NOT SURE HOW OFTEN I WOULD MAKE IT AGAIN BECAUSE OF HOW LONG IT TOOK. US WORKING MOTHERS NEED FAST EASY DELICIOUS RECIPES. THIS RCEIPE IS FOR SOMEONE WHO HAS 3-4 HOURS TO SPEND IN THE KITCHEN
By jessica_9354181
Leavenworth, WA
on January 04, 2008
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WOW! This recipe really nails it on the head for good old fashioned chicken and dumplings. The aroma, flavor, texture, was perfect! My family was thrilled.
I did cheat and used a store bought roaster chicken, and for those who had trouble with the flour in the supreme sauce, just eyeball it and see what works for you, no big deal!
By frajamoon_1491267
Pittsburgh, PA
on December 19, 2007
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The stock was bland when i first tasted it, but once i mixed in my rotisserie chicken, it was absolutely delicious. However, my sauce didn't thicken. I cooked it for 45 minutes. So as a result, there wasn't enough fluid to fully cook the dumplings :
By matthew.brailey...
San Jose, CA
on December 02, 2007
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Foolproof. Anyone can do this and do it well. My one suggestion, after maing it 3 times, is to consider substituting ranch dressing for the buttermilk in the dumpling portion of the recipe. It adds some nice additional flavor to the dumplings.
By jrbennett_13
Kalamazoo, MI
on November 25, 2007
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I also cheated my way thru this making it like a 45 minute meal with a store-bought roasted chicken, and chicken stock. Absolutely delicious, yet something I could still make on a weeknight for dinner.