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Gluten Free Chicken And Dumplings?


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We always have chicken and dumplings during the holidays. Are there any good gluten-free recipes for it?

Anna


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We always have chicken and dumplings during the holidays. Are there any good gluten-free recipes for it?

Anna

This is the recipe I used. We can't have milk so we used mashed potatoes. Also used either egg replacer for the eggs. The recipe doesn't call for chicken, but I added cooked chicken to the soup. It was very good!

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lonewolf Collaborator

I'm assuming you just need to know a recipe for the dumpling part. This is what I use:

2 C gluten-free Flour*

1/3 C Butter or Spectrum Shortening

1 Tbs. Baking powder

1 tsp. salt (only if using shortening or unsalted butter)

3/4 - 1 C Milk (or rice milk...)

Cut butter into flour and baking powder (and salt, if necessary) until it resembles coarse cornmeal. Add milk and mix until dough is moist. Follow your "normal" recipe for cooking the dumplings in the gravy.

gluten-free Flour Mix

3 C Br. Rice Flour

1 C Potato Starch

1/2 C Tapioca Starch

2 tsp. Xanthan Gum

Sift together 3 times. Store in refrigerator.

sickchick Community Regular

:lol: I am gonna try that recipe

I was craving dumplings too but I had this gluten free baking mix in the cupboard so I thought I'd try it I made banana bread using it and it was very very yummy

So I followed the recipe (on the back of the box) and they turned out like hokey pucks lol

happyhappy ;)

Joni63 Collaborator

I was just thinking about having Peas and Dumplings. Couldn't find a recipe for it in my books. I'm saving this to my gluten-free recipe folder now.

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rmaz74 Newbie

I'm going to try this tonight! I will let everyone know how it turns out. I sure have missed this old favorite.

Becky :D

jennyj Collaborator

Just yesterday I told one of my employees that I was SOOOO craving chicken and dumplings but did not know how to make them. She said that that sounded so good and preceeded to tell me how she was going to go home and make a big pot of them and thanked me for the idea. I politely smiled and walked away. ARRGGGGHHHH. But today I showed her the recipe from this wonderful site and that I would probably make them tonight. lol. Thanks for making my day. :D


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