have one that uses suet, is there any that don't use it?
jaydan1,
Mar 21, 11:02pm
All I use is flour,baking powder,salt and milk.
lindylambchops1,
Mar 21, 11:05pm
Put fresh herbs in your dumplings...delicious!
fifie,
Mar 21, 11:18pm
Self raising flour, pinch salt, milk to mix, chopped fresh herbs, whipped up and dolloped into the stew to cook. Lovely on a cold winters night.
fisher,
Mar 21, 11:23pm
Dumplings 11/2 cups flour..1 tsp baking powder..pinch salt..50g butte..rmilk and water to mix... Sift flour, baking powder and salt together. Rub in butter and mix to a soft dough with milk and water.. Drop spoonfuls on boiling stew and cook 10 mins with lid off and then 10 mins with lid on saucepan or casserole dish until dumplings are fluffy.. Variations: You can add a crumbled beef oxo cube or chicken oxo cube depending on the dish you are making... Alternatively you can add a 1tsp of mixed herbs ~ a variety of herbs ~ or some fine chopped parsley for that seafood chowder... Dumplings can be put into a variety of dishes and made with various additions to enhance those dishes.. Bacon ~ Chicken ~ Chilli ~ Surimi ...etc etc Can also be made with Corn Meal added.
cng4,
Mar 21, 11:27pm
Thanks for that! they sound lovely!
lilyfield,
Mar 21, 11:45pm
just anormal scone dough
suie1,
Mar 22, 12:02am
And lots of parsley yummy
lizab,
Mar 22, 12:12am
my mum used to make lovely dumplings in a stew. This was in the UK tho and we could buy shredded suet. I don't think I've seen it in NZ supermarkets - maybe I've not been looking properly?? Is that why you're looking for an alternative recipe cng4?
davidt4,
Mar 22, 12:23am
Shreddo is the NZ proprietary name for shredded suet .Most supermarkets have it, often with the baking ingredients.
245sam,
Mar 22, 12:28am
lizab, shredded suet has been available here in NZ for many many years and it still is, under the brand name Shreddo - usually found on the supermarket shelves near to the oils, etc. in a margarine-like tub.:-))
bisloy,
Mar 22, 1:24am
Some strong cheese is nice too - feta, blue, aorangi - in bits to give them a bit of a kick. Plain cheese is good too.
cng4,
Mar 22, 10:52pm
have one that uses suet, is there any that don't use it!
lindylambchops1,
Mar 22, 11:05pm
Put fresh herbs in your dumplings.delicious!
fisher,
Mar 22, 11:23pm
Dumplings 11/2 cups flour.1 tsp baking powder.pinch salt.50g butte.rmilk and water to mix. Sift flour, baking powder and salt together. Rub in butter and mix to a soft dough with milk and water. Drop spoonfuls on boiling stew and cook 10 mins with lid off and then 10 mins with lid on saucepan or casserole dish until dumplings are fluffy. Variations: You can add a crumbled beef oxo cube or chicken oxo cube depending on the dish you are making. Alternatively you can add a 1tsp of mixed herbs ~ a variety of herbs ~ or some fine chopped parsley for that seafood chowder. Dumplings can be put into a variety of dishes and made with various additions to enhance those dishes. Bacon ~ Chicken ~ Chilli ~ Surimi .etc etc Can also be made with Corn Meal added.
lizab,
Mar 23, 12:12am
my mum used to make lovely dumplings in a stew. This was in the UK tho and we could buy shredded suet. I don't think I've seen it in NZ supermarkets - maybe I've not been looking properly! Is that why you're looking for an alternative recipe cng4!
245sam,
Jul 4, 3:11am
lizab, shredded suet has been available here in NZ for many many years and it still is, under the brand name Shreddo - usually found on the supermarket shelves near to the oils, etc. in a margarine-like tub - at Woolworths $6.63 for 275g .:-))
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