🔥Old-School Chicken & Dumplins 🥣💛 | From Scratch Down Home Cooking 🏡

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Today I’m sharing one of our most treasured family recipes…
✨ 6 Generations Chicken & Dumplins ✨
This recipe has been passed down through the years and is still made the old-fashioned way — simple ingredients, big flavor, and a whole lot of love 🥣💛

There’s nothing better than a warm bowl of homemade chicken and dumplins on a cozy day. This dish is:
✔️ Creamy, rich, and hearty 🥣
✔️ Made completely from scratch ✋
✔️ Budget-friendly comfort food 💵
✔️ Full of tradition and family history 🏡

If you love down home cooking, southern recipes, and old-fashioned meals, this one is for you! This is the kind of meal that brings everyone to the table and keeps them coming back for seconds 😋✨

Whether you’re cooking for your family, meal prepping, or just craving something warm and filling, this recipe is a true classic 💛

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Recipe:

7 Cups of Homemade Chicken Broth
Now to thicken the broth you want 1 cup of the chicken broth mixed with 2 TBSPS of All purpose flour. Make a nice slurry and then pour into the main pot.

To make the Dumplins: (Fluffy Drop Style)

2 TBSPS of Unsalted Butter melted then chilled so not so hot, but don't let it get too cold either. You want it to stay melted
• 2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1 tbsp baking powder
• 1 tsp salt
• 1 cup buttermilk 🥛


Now to your main pot with the broth you want to add half a bag of broom stick carrots.
Add 2 Cups of water
Add 1 1/2 TBSPS of minced garlic
Dice up 1/2 yellow onion
Dice up 4 celery stalks
Now after everything simmers for about an hr you will add in your shredded chicken. You should have cooked your chicken the day before
Add red pepper flakes 1 TBSP
Ground Black Pepper
1 TBSP of Onion Powder
1 TBSP of Dried Basil
Start dropping your dumplins in and don't stir them. You can use a fork to somewhat separate and dunk them under the broth but don't disturb them too much. You want them to rise.


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