How to keep drop dumplings from soaking up all the liquid while holding to be served

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My wife and I have been doing a little catering and want to make our chicken and dumplings but we are not for sure how to keep the dumplings from soaking up all the broth. We use Bisquick to make our dumplings and just drop them in to the chicken broth pot for them to cook. Making and serving them at home is alright as we can add more water of chicken broth to thin them out but I'm not for sure that would work in catering and holding temp before being served.. Is there a different type of dumpling we should look at? Thanks for any help you can give.






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How do you keep Drop dumplings from dissolving?

Place 1 cup of flour in a mixing bowl. Add salt and pepper to taste, and stir. This is the coating for the dumplings that will prevent them from dissolving in the broth.

How do you fix soggy dumplings?

FAIL: FILLING IS TOO WET FIX: Easiest thing to do is drain off the excess liquid. If it's still too wet, add a little cornstarch to soak up the liquid and turn it into yummy juices once the dumplings are cooked.

Why do dumplings get soggy?

It could also be that your doughballs cooled your broth enough that the outer surface of the doughball couldn't get "set" fast enough and the flour began to mix with the broth. If that was the issue, I'd think hotter broth, a larger volume of hot broth, or smaller/fewer dumplings at once would help.

Can I make my dumplings in advance?

Not only can you make your dumpling filling up to two days in advance, it's actually better if you do\u2014it's much easier to work with if it's well-chilled. Store your filling in airtight containers in the fridge, then set out just before you're ready to wrap.



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