163158 soup dumpling without baking Recipes

tofu (i prefer 1 package of veat chik n nuggets, or chicken substitute of your choice), cream of mushroom soup (imagine foods makes a brand i like, or you can use cream of whatever-suits-you-best), vegetable broth (or more ) or 4 cups water, plus 2 cubes of boullion (or more), mushrooms, quartered, carrots, chopped in chunks, new potatoes, quartered, zucchini, chopped in large pieces, leaves kale, shredded, broccoli florets, garlic, herbes de provence or italian herb seasoning, dried red chilies, crushed, salt and pepper, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, basil leaves, shredded, cream of mushroom soup, water

soup, qts chicken stock, garlic, minced, carrots, thinly sliced, celery stalks, diced, red onion, diced, button mushrooms, quartered, juice of 1/2 lemon, cumin, dried oregano, flat-leaf parsley, chopped, separated, fresh bay leaves, olive oil, salt and pepper to taste, dumplings, all purpose flour, grated parmesan cheese, egg, beaten, milk, salt

whole chicken, onion, chopped, stalk celery, with leaves, poultry seasoning, whole allspice, dried basil, salt, black pepper, seasoning salt, condensed cream of chicken soup (optional), dumplings, eggs, olive oil, salt, black pepper, water, all-purpose flour

more) water, chicken wings, backs , and necks, chinese-style cured smoked ham or smithfield ham, cut into 4 slices, coarsely chopped green onions (white parts only ), diameter 1/2-inch-thick) slices peeled fresh ginger, whole dried shiitake mushroom, garlic clove, flattened, soy sauce, shaoxing wine (chinese rice wine), unflavored gelatin (from 2 envelopes), black vinegar, soy sauce, very thin matchstick-size strips peeled fresh ginger, ground pork, peeled deveined uncooked shrimp, finely chopped, chopped green onions (white parts only ), sugar, soy sauce, garlic clove, minced, salt, ground black pepper, grated peeled fresh ginger, shaoxing wine (chinese rice wine), asian sesame oil, dumpling wrappers (from two 14-oz packages), head of napa cabbage, leaves separated

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pork loin roast, polish kielbasa, sauerkraut, beer , what ever you have. i like yuengling lauger, onion, olive oil, salt, pepper, dumplings, flour, baking powder, milk, salt, butter, melted, fresh chives or 2 tbsp parsley, chopped

stewing chicken (about 4 or 5 lb), cut up, celery ribs, chopped, onion, chopped, chicken bouillon granules, poultry seasoning, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, hot broth

bone in chicken, cut up (a whole fryer is best, leg quarters second best, in my opinion), stalks celery, chopped, onion, diced, carrots, chopped(i like to use baby carrots), dried parsley, or 1/3 cup fresh, chicken stock, poultry seasoning or your favorite season salt blend, sea or kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper, dumplings, flour, baking powder, dried parsley, season salt blend (with salt, garlic, onion, etc), butter, melted, milk (or butter )

chicken, cut into quarters, you can use 2 chickens and a great big dutch oven, chicken (poultry) seasoning or knorr seasoning, dumplings, flour, baking powder, whole milk, lard or vegetable shortening, egg, beaten, dehydrated parsley flakes, salt, mix remaining ingredients to form a dough and spoon into boiling chicken pot liquid.

ground beef, spaghetti sauce, sliced mushrooms, bottled creamy italian dressing, water, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, frozen chopped spinach, (thawed, and squeezed to drain ), parmesan cheese, grated, oil, egg, milk (start with 1/4 cup)

lean ground beef, chopped onion, chopped green pepper, dry bread crumbs, skim milk, egg, beef flavor bouillon, chili powder, oil, flour, water, stewed tomatoes, undrained, kidney beans, undrained, cornmeal dumplings, biscuit baking mix, yellow cornmeal, skim milk

cooked red beans (i use left overs from making red beans and rice), onion, chopped, chopped celery, bacon, sliced smoked sausage, diced baked ham, chicken broth, sliced green onions, creole spice, butter, milk, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, dried parsley flakes, cold butter, milk or water, garlic powder

all-purpose flour, salt, nutmeg (optional), white pepper, baking powder, melted butter, water or milk

chicken tenders, cut into small bite size pieces, stalks celery with leaves, chopped, onion, chopped, garlic, minced, cream of celery soup, dry chicken base (or bouillon)adjust to desire taste, water or chicken stock(if using chicken stock delete dry chicken base), italian seasoning spice, dried sage or poultry seasoning, cream cheese, softened, garlic powder, garlic salt, cracked black pepper, knorr brand leek soup, dumpling style egg noodles or other noodles, potatoes, peeled and cubed, carrots, cut into big chunks

plain flour, chuck steaks, trimmed, cut into 3cm pieces, olive oil, celery, chopped, brown onion, chopped, carrot, peeled, chopped, swiss brown mushrooms, chopped, tomato paste, guinness beer, beef stock, bay leaves, flat leaf parsley, finely chopped, mashed potatoes, to serve, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, butter, milk

sauce, butter (no subs, please), brown sugar, boiling water, salt, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, melted butter, milk, vanilla

butter or margarine, chopped onion, chopped celery, flour, pepper, vegetable broth, carrots (sliced ), chicken substitute (i prefer match, though morningstar farms should work fine)., bay leaf, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, milk, oil

smallitre can chicken broth, cheddar cheese soup, soup can milk, baked potatoes diced, sour cream, butter, salt and pepper