This 1-pot homemade Chicken and Dumplings recipe features a creamy chicken and vegetable stew topped with light, fluffy biscuits. It's classic winter comfort food that's perfect for warming up!
It was 2010 when I first shared my Chicken and Dumplings recipe here. I was married and living in Buffalo, New York (my hometown), and we had just had a bout of intense winter weather.
Mike and I were snowed in (par for the course during a Buffalo winter!). Over a period of a couple days we had over three feet of snow dumped on us, and there was even thunder and lightning! (Scroll down to the bottom of this post to see photos.)
I didn't mind that winter wonderland though. It was the perfect backdrop for a delicious winter comfort food dish: Chicken and Dumplings!
Now I live in Florida, so crazy winter weather is a thing of the past. And although I miss the beauty and serenity of snow, I don't miss shoveling or driving in it, lol.
The other day I had a hankering for southern Chicken and Dumplings and I had to make it happen!
Chicken and vegetables in a creamy stew, topped with fluffy drop biscuits, and seasoned with herbs. This easy recipe should be in every home cook's repertoire. It's comfort food at it's finest, and everyone loves it!
Does it snow where you live?
The Best Easy Chicken and Dumplings Recipe
Here's What You're Going to Love About This Old Fashioned Chicken and Dumplings Recipe
- It's a full meal in one pot. I love a good casserole or stew because of the fact that it's a one-stop-shop for dinner - no sides needed!
- The creamy chicken stew. This old fashioned Chicken and Dumplings recipe is full of tender chicken a variety of vegetables with a savory sauce and herbs to enhance the flavor.
- Those fluffy, light biscuits on top! They're drop biscuits, which means you mix up the biscuit batter in a bowl, and literally drop it by the spoonful into the simmering stew.
- It's so easy to make. Despite how impressive this classic comfort food dish looks, it's actually so easy to make!
- Chicken and Dumplings reheats well. You can reheat it on the stovetop or in the microwave, adding a splash more chicken stock if necessary.
Chicken and Dumplings Ingredients
Ingredients for the Chicken Stew:
- Chicken stock
- Onion
- Carrots
- Celery
- Garlic
- Bay leaf
- Fresh thyme
- Salt
- Black pepper
- Dried powdered sage
- All-purpose flour
- Cooked chicken
- Frozen green peas
- Fresh parsley
Ingredients for the Dumplings (Drop Biscuits):
- All-purpose flour
- Baking powder
- Salt
- Unsalted butter
- Whole milk
How to Make Homemade Chicken and Dumplings
This hearty comfort food classic is easier to make than you might think!
How to Make Drop Biscuit Dough for Chicken and Dumplings with Biscuits
- Whisk together the flour, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl.
- Add the butter.
- Cut the butter into the dry ingredients with a fork or work it in with your fingertips. Do not completely combine butter and flour, there should be some larger pieces about the size of peas.
- Add the milk to the flour mixture.
- Use a wooden spoon to stir the milk into flour mixture.
- Be careful not to over-mix.
How to Make Chicken and Dumplings
- Add the chicken stock, onion, carrot, celery, garlic, bay leaf, thyme, salt, black pepper, and sage to a 5-quart pot with a lid.
- Stir.
- Bring up to a boil.
- Whisk in the flour slurry, and then turn heat down to a simmer. Cover the pot and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Use a 1.5-tablespoon scoop to measure the dumpling batter and drop it into the liquid of the simmering soup.
- Cover the pot.
- Cook until the dumplings are puffed and a toothpick inserted into the center of one comes out clean, about 10 to 15 minutes.
- Add the chicken, thawed peas, and parsley, and gently stir. Cook a couple minutes until everything is warm throughout.
Tips for Making Homemade Chicken and Dumplings
- You can use leftover chicken or rotisserie chicken for this recipe. And leftover turkey works well too!
- If you want your stew thinner like soup. Increase the chicken stock to 6 cups.
- For the biscuit batter, shortening will work instead of butter. Use whatever your preference is!
- Don't over-work the biscuit batter. When you work the butter into the flour, there should be some larger pieces of butter about the size of peas.
- Use a 1.5-tablespoon ice cream scoop. When scooping out the biscuit batter, this will help you do it as quickly and uniformly as possible.
- For the best biscuits. Do not stir while the dumplings cook, and do not uncover the pot until you check the biscuits for done-ness at the 10 minute mark.
- Use the toothpick test to see if the biscuits are done. Simply insert a toothpick halfway into a dumpling in the center of the stew. If it comes out clean, the biscuits are done.
Chicken and Dumplings Recipe FAQs
What Are Drop Biscuits?
Drop biscuits are the easiest type of biscuits to make! For drop biscuits, you simply mix the batter in a single bowl. And then to cook the batter, you drop spoonfuls of it onto a baking sheet (or in this case, into a simmering stew).
The end result is soft and fluffy, light and pillow-y biscuits!
Like in this recipe, I love cooking drop biscuits in soup even more than baking drop biscuits on a tray in the oven. When they're simmered in a soup, drop biscuits take on the flavor of the broth!
How Do You Make Soup Creamy?
You're going to love how creamy this Southern Chicken and Dumplings recipe is. But get ready for the shocker: there's no cream!
Here we use a mixture of flour and water (called a flour slurry) to thicken the soup and make it creamy.
To make it even richer, yes, you can go ahead and add a splash of cream.
More Winter Comfort Food Recipes to Make
- Instant Pot Beef Short Ribs
- Leftover Turkey Puff Pastry Pie with Mashed Potatoes, Broccoli, and Cheese Sauce
- Chocolate Babka Recipe with Orange and Cardamom
- Pelmeni (Russian Dumplings)
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Chicken and Dumplings
Ingredients
Dumplings (Drop Biscuits):
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- ¾ teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter chilled and diced
- 1 cup whole milk
Chicken Stew:
- 4 ½ cups chicken stock
- 1 medium-large onion diced
- 3 medium-large carrots diced or cut into rounds
- 3 large stalks celery diced
- 3 large cloves garlic crushed
- 1 bay leaf
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh thyme
- ¾ teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon black pepper
- ¼ teaspoon ground sage
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour mixed with 5 tablespoons cold water to form a flour slurry
- 3 cups cooked chicken shredded or chopped
- 1 cup frozen green peas thawed
- ¼ cup minced fresh parsley
Instructions
For the Dumplings (Drop Biscuits):
- Whisk together the flour, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl.
- Add the butter, and cut it in with a fork or work it in with your fingertips. Do not completely combine butter and flour, there should be some larger pieces about the size of peas.
- Use a wooden spoon to stir the milk into flour mixture, being careful not to over-mix.
For the Chicken Stew:
- Add the chicken stock, onion, carrot, celery, garlic, bay leaf, thyme, salt, black pepper, and sage to a Dutch oven or 5-quart pot with a lid.
- Bring up to a boil, whisk in the flour slurry, and then turn heat down to a simmer.
- Cover the pot and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add the Dumpling Batter:
- Use a 1.5-tablespoon scoop to measure the dumpling batter and drop it into the liquid of the simmering soup.
- Cover the pot and cook until the dumplings are puffed and a toothpick inserted into the center of one comes out clean, about 10 to 15 minutes. Do not stir while the dumplings cook, and do not uncover the pot until you check the biscuits for done-ness at the 10 minute mark.
To Finish the Chicken and Dumplings:
- Add the chicken, thawed peas, and parsley, and gently stir.
- Cook a couple minutes until everything is warm throughout.
- Serve.
Faith's Tips
- Great for Leftover Chicken or Turkey or Rotisserie Chicken: You can use leftover chicken or rotisserie chicken for this recipe. And leftover turkey works well too!
- For Thinner Stew (Like Soup): If you want your stew thinner like soup, increase the chicken stock to 6 cups.
- Biscuit Batter Tip: For the biscuit batter, shortening will work instead of butter. Use whatever your preference is!
- Careful Not to Over-Work the Biscuit Batter: Don't over-work the biscuit batter. When you work the butter into the flour, there should be some larger pieces of butter about the size of peas.
- What Size Scoop to Measure the Biscuit Batter: Use a 1.5-tablespoon ice cream scoop to scoop out the biscuit batter. This will help you do it as quickly and uniformly as possible.
- Don't Stir While the Dumplings Cook: For the best biscuits, do not stir while the dumplings cook, and do not uncover the pot until you check the biscuits for done-ness at the 10 minute mark.
- Test the Dumplings for Doneness With a Toothpick: Use the toothpick test to see if the biscuits are done. To do so, insert a toothpick halfway into a dumpling in the center of the stew. If it comes out clean, the biscuits are done.
To Make Chicken and Dumplings in the Instant Pot
- Add the chicken stock, onion, carrot, celery, garlic, bay leaf, thyme, salt, black pepper, and sage to an Instant Pot. Give it a stir.
- Cover the Instant Pot and set it to "Manual, High Pressure" for 0 minutes. Once it's done, carefully vent it to release the steam.
- Meanwhile, make the dumpling dough in a large bowl.
- Stir the flour slurry into the soup after you release the steam and open the Instant Pot.
- Use a 1.5-tablespoon scoop to measure the dumpling batter and carefully drop it into the liquid of the hot soup.
- Cover the Instant Pot and set it to "Manual, High Pressure" for 3 minutes. Once it's done, let it naturally release its pressure for 10 minutes. After that, carefully vent it to release the remaining steam.
- Add the chicken, thawed peas, and parsley, and gently stir. The heat from the stew should warm everything up, but you can turn on the "Saute" function if desired.
- Serve.
Nutrition
And So It Begins (As a point of reference for how much snow we got, my car is the one in the front on the left.)
The Next Day…But It’s Not Done Yet (My car is in front…it’s getting buried!)
The Third Day (All that can be seen of my car is the mirror!)
I Had to Go Down For a Close Up of My Car
A Winter Wonderland
This post was first published on An Edible Mosaic on December 5, 2010. It was updated with more information on January 2, 2022.
Liz says
It snows tons here in Michigan!
Karen says
It snows here but not much and usually Feb-March. The whole area comes to a standstill when a few flakes drop but the city doesnt have much in the way of snow removal/control and it is hilly here. We did have a white Christmas once time that I remember. Loved it!
Stephanie R says
yes! We live in Colorado, and I'm so glad it snows :)
Aubrey says
Yes, it snows here! I live in Oklahoma!
Jean says
Yes, it does snow in the mountains in southern California, and looking forward to try this recipe after skiing! Comfy and yum!
Priscilla - She's Cookin' says
Oh my, one of my all-time favorite cold weather dishes, but you beat me to it - because it doesn't snow here :) Actually, it has been cold enough here in SoCal for me to make this, but NO ONE is home for me to cook for this week :(
Christina says
That chicken and dumpling soup looks goregeous! It is on my to-do list this winter.
We typically don't get a ton of snow in DC but last year we were pounded with a blizzard. It was actually a lot of fun b/c everything shut down and I got a whole week of snow days!
M.J. Jacobsen says
Yes, it does snow sometimes in Western Washington State! This year we have already had a Thanksgiving snow/ice storm, been just cold since then though!
Mmmmmm, chicken and dumplings!
Krista says
Holy snow!!! WOW! And yes, it's snow's where I am. I am in Canada after all! LOL Chicken and dumplings.....it's been WAY too long sonce I've had that for a meal....
Katie says
It does not snow in Miami (unless you count the trucked in stuff they often have at malls this time of year), but we do currently have a windchill of 39F, so it is quite wintery!
chriesi says
What an amazing soup! It must be absolutely tasty!
grace says
we get random amounts of snowfall at random times of year. i like it like that. :) when it does come down, i love a hearty bowl of chicken soup--this is a great recipe!
Sandhya says
Oh yes .. It did snow last week.. Quite early this year.. But we enjoyed the White Stuff Day.. Messed up on snow with the lil one and dirtied the neatly layed snow with our trails!
Megan says
I cant even imagine that much snow. It use to snow here once in a great while when I was a little girl, but now we never get any snow that sticks. We live in a valley and I live by the river. My house is the last place in Redding to see snow.
That chicken and dumpling dish looks so warm and cozy after seeing all that snow! LOL
Kristen says
It does not snow where I live, but it has been cold lately, and I already know which family member would LOVE me to make chicken and dumplings.
Raina says
I love snow. It is so pretty. And I love being snowed in with my family. Wow! You really got a lot! I had been hearing about the snowstorn on the news. I live in the Boston area; so we do get lots of snow, none yet, though:(
Oh how I love chicken and dumplings. It is so comforting. Yours looks so delicious. It is really cold here and I would love a bowl:)
BeadedTail says
Now that's a lot of snow! Those chicken and dumplings are perfect for that weather! We do get occasional snow but not much. It rains here all winter though but at least everything is so green!
Rich says
Well, Faith, it's not supposed to, but it does occasionally.
It doesn't matter, though; I think I can make that dish whether or not our precipitation is frozen - it looks great!
FOODESSA says
We just got a small blanket of snow ourselves today. I really didn't mind since I was working from home ;o)
Love the fact that your dumplings got me questioning myself on why I've never made them...hmmm. I would probably make them with butter.
Thanks for sharing part of your daily ;)
Flavourful wishes,
Claudia
Betty @ scrambled hen fruit says
That's the perfect dish for a snowy day! We do get snow some winters, but not usually a lot. I don't mind snow when I don't have to go to work. :)
Norma says
No snow where I live, but the mountains are only a couple hours away if I want snow :)
LAMusing says
I live in Southern California - no snow here!
Peggy says
It snows a tiny bit here! Not as much as you get though! The chicken and dumplings look fantastic, by the way!
Magic of Spice says
Wow that is allot of snow! And this is such a warm and lovely comfort food dish. There will not be snow where I live, so I guess I will always love it in a not knowing sort of way :)
Biren @ Roti n Rice says
That is one tasty and comforting soup! My goodness! That's a lot of snow in one storm! I love your snow pictures showing the mounds of snow growing in height and size :)
Michelle says
I go to school in New Haven, CT and live outside of Chicago the rest of the year. It most definitely snows in both areas and though I'm a native Texan, I have grown to love the snow, except when it snows in March!
5 Star Foodie says
I always mean to make chicken & dumplings and never do. It looks so delicious and comforting, especially good for cold weather. It's not snowing here yet, but it is freezing and windy.
Felicia K. says
It does snow where I live, but it hasn't snowed like that in a few years! That's a lot of snow. Chicken and Dumplings looks really yummy though!
Mary says
Now that is some snow. Your chicken and dumplings were the perfect match for such a rugged day. I hope you are having a good day. Blessings...Mary
Blond Duck says
You can never go wrong with chicken and dumplings!
Geni says
Chicken and dumplings if my #1 favorite comfort food. Nice way to make the snow-in worthwhile. Your dumplings look moist and delicious. That sounds like the perfect lunch right now. I live on So. Cal and I don't know what I would do if I couldn't leave my house. I grocery shop almost daily.
Shanna says
It snows! A LOT!
MinnesNOWTA =)
Amanda says
We live in Northern California right on the coast, so it doesn't snow here. But if we drive about an hour inland, we can find some snow. :)
Catey says
It most certainly snows here in Maine! Perhaps too much.... I'm looking forward to making this soup, perfect for today when some snow is expected.
blackbookkitchendiaries says
this looks so good and comforting..thanks for sharing this. have a nice day.
Nutmeg Nanny says
What a delicious looks soup! I love chicken and dumplings. Super comforting.
I cannot believe all that snow! It flurried for the first time today and now I'm all freaked out to drive...haha...I'm such an old lady.
shirley says
It snows here, but so far this year we have only seen a few flakes.
Mollie says
It snows - I live in DC and last year we ha a whole week off work for snow days. Snomageddon = best week ever!
Amber says
Chicken and Dumplings are my favorite!
And yes, it does snow up here in northern NH. It's actually snowing right now and we're under a winter weather advisory. 4-7 inches expected tonight! And that doesn't include what we got yesterday or Saturday, or what's to come tomorrow!
Heather @ Get Healthy with Heather says
So much pretty snow! Gosh, I wish it would snow that much here. We got about an inch around Thanksgiving, that's all so far.
My mom would make chicken and dumplings growing up and I actually made it for my husband before too since he had never had them before. I'll have to give your recipe a try, it looks so comforting.
marla {family fresh cooking} says
Thanks for sharing that winter wonderland with us!!! Amazing. Gotta love dumplings this time of year. Great recipe Faith.
Velva says
Chicken and dumplings is the ultimate in comfort food-delicious! One of my favorite cold weather foods.
Stay warm.
Velva
Lenne Reynolds says
Stay indoors enjoy the family eat comforting foods that is how we survived the winters back home.
deana@lostpastremembered says
Still no snow down NYC way but there will be! I miss my place upstate where there were many many mornings of buried cars. I was so grateful the owner of the inn across the road or the farmer on my other side would bring a plow/tractor to get my driveway clear. Best memories were of my St Bernard bouncing through the snow... how he loved it!!! I can't wait so see my new Saint have her first winter with me.
The chicken and dumplings looks perfect, Faith... how perfect they would be after a good shoveling!
Fee says
No....not at all!! I live in the Land of The Pyramids, and as I write, the mercury is rising to 24C. This is winter! In summer, we're talking 42C+, and high humidity. I really miss the Scottish snow!
pigpigscorner says
Crazy weather! This looks so comforting, keep warm and take care!
Hanalu says
I can't wait to try this! I live in Colorado and yes, it snows. Not much so far this year but I'm sure in a week we will have a foot of it.
k says
if the peak of mauna kea counts, then yes, it snows where i live ;) lol.
Theo says
Indeed it does snow. And I have to shovel it. Oh boy. At least snow is quite a beautiful vision to take in!
Mimi says
No snow here, only sandy beaches. Chicken and dumplings are still a favorite winter comfort food.
Mimi
alohacookiegirl says
Aloha! No snow here in Honolulu, HI; it's still in the 80s making it difficult to bake holiday goodies! Oh how I wish we got just a little taste of fall/winter here! Your Chicken & Dumplings looks delish -- Mele Kalikimaka!
Mynda
Heather S says
Yes it snows! It snowed two weeks ago almost a foot!
Su says
We occasionally get a pretty good dump of snow here in Vancouver, Canada. This recipe would be perfect for a chilly Canadian winter! Can't wait to try it :9
Teresa says
No snow here in sunny Phoenix, Az
Carolyn Jung says
We get snow here in Silicon Valley only occasionally. And even then, it's really only on the nearby mountains. Still, it makes for great excitement. I remember once when a former boyfriend was driving over the hill from Santa Cruz to see me after an unseasonably chilly storm. He showed up at my door with a cooler. Inside was snow he had gathered off the roadside on his drive to my apartment. We built a mini snowman on my balcony that melted all too quickly. But the memory never faded away.
Julie G. says
Upstate NY a couple hours south of Canada. Definitely.
Juliana says
Wow Faith, great pictures of the snow...I love seeing pictures of snow, just do not like living in it...that is why we live in Los Angeles...the soup is just perfect for a day like this...very comforting :-)
lynn says
Your dinner looks lovely, nice and cozy and inviting :) It does snow here, but typically just a sprinkling maybe once a year because we live in the mountains. Rarely do we get enough to make a snowman (or a snowball, for that matter ;)).
Veronica says
I didn't directly answer your question about the giveaway but I think mentioning it snowed that bad last year counts but I just want to make sure. You can delete this one if my other one counts so that it doesn't mess up your giveaway to have two comments from one person.
Veronica says
That is completely and totally INSANE!!! We've had that happen to us, just last year in fact, but I really wasn't expecting it to be so extreme when you mentioned the weather. A picture really is worth a thousand words! So did you get some time off from work too? I seriously would not want to drive in those conditions. I have and it is just awful. Your chicken and dumplings look soooo good. I've only made them once but I did a quickie version and I so want to make it from scratch. What a perfect dish to stay warm with while outside it's brutally cold!
Cara says
It looks very chilly where you are, that's for sure. Thank goodness for that yummy bowl of soup.
I love chicken and dumpling soup...I sort of forgot about it...I will use your recipe the next time. It looks perfect.
Living in Korea last year it did not snow, but we are in a different city this year, so only time will tell...I am thankful that I am escaping to the Philippines for a month!
Alison says
This looks delicious! It does snow here in Philadelphia-- last year we had quite a handful of snowstorms. Luckily they were braved by baking a cooking my heart out, things like lemon ricotta pancakes in the morning and white bean chicken chili at night. Actually secretly hoping for another blizzard this winter!!
Lazaro says
Faith,
I can see how this comforting dish would keep you nice and warm. Lovely chicken and dumplings. As is the photo just vibrant and gorgeous.
Living in Miami no get no snow. Today it was 85 F and sunny. Sorry!
Be well
Louise says
chicken and dumplings and matzo ball soup~ are two things i love but never make, why? don't know. but if i were in that kind of snow, i might just make it happen.... good night! wow, it never snows, I'm in LA.
Happy Holidays
Rebecca (Indecisive Baker) says
It snows in Ohio- but since this is our first year here, I have no clue how much!
Reeni says
Snow hasn't shown itself where I'm at - yet - it's only a matter of time! But I love being snowed in. And I love to bake and make soup too while it's storming. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Chicken and dumplings is one of my favorites! Looks excellent!
Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella says
Oh my! There's so much snow there! And lol I must say that you did exactly what we would have. Dumpling soup is just the perfect dish for snow :D
lequan says
Wow Faith, that IS a lot of snow! As much as it sucks to get snowed in, you're right though, totally romantic to get snowed in with your true love :-D. Not to mention, a delicious bowl of comforting chicken and dumplings. The snow may not be melting, but I'm sure your heart was ;-).
I live in Canada, so yuppers, we sure do get snow where we live. You just gotta make the best of things. Skating, skiing, sledding...I think my kiddies will grow appreciate the snow we get :-D. Have a great rest of the weekend! And thank you for the opportunity.
Carolina Girl in the City says
It definitely shows in Philadelphia! But its been a wild winter so far... we're hoping for a little snow sometime soon :)
abi says
It snows here but not yet, I am anticipating it excitedly! Perhaps not as much snow as you have but with soup that looks like that; bring on the snow!
Lisa says
I wish it snowed here! I live in a tropical jungle in southeast Asia. No snow. :(
Topper says
It doesn't snow in my part of Florida, but it will be 35 degrees Tuesday morning! Yikes! ;-)
Evelyne@CheapEthnicEatz says
A very hardy dish filled with comfort for a snowy day(s). Montreal, Canada! Yep there is snow...but nothing permanent yet and only traces so far.
Erica says
Oh my!….not only this soup looks amazing, but the recipe sounds better!I hate snow, but in CT will be snowing soon :)
Diane says
We have had quite a bit of snow but nothing compared to you! Problem is now we have had rain so everything is like a skating rink!! Great way for you to get snowed in though and enjoy chicken and dumplings. Diane
Ashley H says
We usually get a good snow once a year where I live, NC.
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Katerina says
OMG, Faith these condos look exactly like the ones in which I used to live when I studied in New Hampshire. This soup is absolutely perfect for such weahter, great giveaway!
tammigirl says
It is snowing here right now. After a few days of tiny flakes we are now into the big fat mesmerizing snowflakes.
Chicken & dumplings - I've never made them, but they are one of my favorite comfort foods. I was just wondering what to do with chicken today - I wonder if I will get brave and try it.
Erin says
This looks super yummy!!! My kids love chicken n dumplings. :) It definitely snows here in CT but we haven't gotten anything this year! I want a white Christmas this year! :)
Swathi says
Chicken dumpling soups looks good for snowy day. I love to see snow through window. This one side awesome, other side not good as it makes difficult to travel.
eclecticgourmet says
It’s cold here in Philly so I would love to have that chicken and dumplings right now! Yes it snows here….we had some flurries on Thanksgiving day!
Maureen says
It can definitely snow here I live. In fact yesterday it snow 5 1/2 inches.
The soup is similar to what my husband bought when we were out yesterday because it was cold and snowy here. Comfort food at its best. Thank you for the recipe because now I can make it at home.
eclecticgourmet says
It's cold here in Philly so I would love to have that chicken and dumplings right now! Yes it snows here....we had some flurries on Thanksgivig day!
Heavenly Housewife says
Oh my goodness, how awful! I am feeling really sorry for myself because of the cold winter we are having here in the UK, but after looking at your pictures, I see that it could be a lot worse. Thank goodness for that delicious chicken and dumplings!!!
*kisses* HH
Victoria says
Wow, that is a LOT of snow!! Glad you were able to stay in and enjoy that yummy meal :) It definitely snows where I am, both in RI where I grew up, and in NY where I live now!
Erica says
Oh my snow!! Glad you were snowed in with your honey though :) How nice. The soup looks fantastic. I think I could eat a bowl of the broth and dumplings alone.
Monet says
I grew up in Colorado where it snows quite often, and now I live in Texas--no snow at all! I miss it (but only sometimes!) These chicken and dumplings look delicious! I would eat this anytime of year, regardless of weather. Thank you so much for sharing! Have a good Sunday afternoon.
Louanne says
Snow! An extremely rare happening in south Louisiana, so when it does everything shuts down, and we all play outside. That bowl of chicken & dumplings has me drooling, Faith. I love the addition of peas, and your dumplings look so fluffy - perfect for a cold night supper!
Maddie says
I live in North Carolina, and it doesn't always snow where I am, but last year we had two big snowfalls!
meeyeehere says
snow is very rare where I live.We hope for it every year!When I was a kid it snowed more often now it hardly ever snows most years.I miss the snow!
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valerie says
Chicken and dumplings, no better comfort soup than that!... I'm already salivating from the pictures. Think I'm gonna cook it this week, when we get hit with our coldest outbreak this winter. Sadly we won't have any snow to go with it, we never do :( (what good is the cold when it don't snow? it's gonna dip to 23'!) I live in Florida and it's only flurried here 3x time in my life. I miss the snow. I have fond memories of Christmas in Pennsylvania at my grandma's, playing in the snow and coming into her kitchen and finding hot soup on the table to warm my face and tummy. Those were some great times.
Carol says
It definitely snows on Long Island and I can't wait for the first one! Your recipe will serve us well when it does! Looks amazing!
Rosa says
Lovely snow pics and a comforting soup!
There is a lot of snow here, but it has stopped snowing.
Cheers,
rosa
Angela says
Recipe looks awesome! We are getting the storm I think that dumped on you. (so yes it snows here) Western PA expecting 8-10 inches by tuesday
Shelly says
This looks yummy and I will make it today! We are in the Snowbelt and didn't get more than an inch or two while you were getting hammered! Kept watching the news about stranded motorists, waiting for it to come our way (Chautauqua County), never did!
I think it's so important to have a stocked pantry & freezer, especially this time of year! It makes this type of weather a pleasure :)
Danielle says
I live in PA and it does snow here.. Last year we had more snow than we had in years though.
Brian V. says
Seattle seems to skip a year, but its already snowed for turkey day. :p
Beth says
This recipe takes me back. My mom made chicken and dumplings when I was a kid and I loved it! Yes, it snows where I live (I live in Canada), although we haven't really had any yet this year.