Ughhh, every time I make this my dumplins are not firm enough... what could be wrong?

I'm not a fan (I know, boo, hiss) but I think you probably didn't use enough cement.

How do you make them?

My mother says: too much liquid OR cover removed during cooking.

And my mother would know!

I make mine like you would make hand made noodles, just a little thicker.
Eggs, flour, water, salt and herbs.
I've never had a problem with looses dumplings

I assume you already made the dumplings, but this is the recipe that I use when I make them.

Ingredients at room temperature:

2 c. flour
2 c. milk
6 eggs
1 tsp salt

Mix with whisk. It's OK to leave a few lumps. If you're not going to use right away, keep at room temperature. I like the results better if the batter has sat for awhile. Put about 1/2 tsp. oil in muffin cups (bacon fat IS the best!). Heat pans in 400 F oven until very hot. Fill muffin cups about half full of batter and bake approx. 25 minutes.

On edit: Halving the recipe works perfectly fine, too.

But that is for Yorkshire Pudding, not sure if that's the same... If not, would love the recipe for dumplings to try out.

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Originally Posted by Aurora_Bell

I assume you already made the dumplings, but this is the recipe that I use when I make them.

Ingredients at room temperature:

2 c. flour
2 c. milk
6 eggs
1 tsp salt

Mix with whisk. It's ok to leave a few lumps. If you're not going to use right away, keep at room temperature. I like the results better if the batter has sat for awhile. Put about 1/2 tsp. oil in muffin cups (bacon fat IS the best!). Heat pans in 400 F oven until very hot. Fill muffin cups about half full of batter and bake approx. 25 mins.

on edit: Halving the recipe works perfectly fine, too.

But that is for Yorkshire Pudding, not sure if that's the same... If not, would love the recipe for dumplings to try out.

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That's yorkshire pudding silly. I love me some yorkshire! Oh, it's also best to let the batter sit in the fridge overnight.

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Originally Posted by J_9

That's yorkshire pudding silly. I love me some yorkshire!! Oh, it's also best to let the batter sit in the fridge overnight.

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Lol

What's a dumpling? :confused:

They are like really big thick noodles.

How do you normally make them??

I've only made them twice and both times they sucked.

The most recent was from a Cracker Barrel recipe.

*2 cups all purpose flour
*Baking powder... don't remember how much, don't have the recipe with me right now
* 2 cups and 2 tablespons milk
* 1 teaspoon salt

That's the recipe if my memory serves me correctly.

Recipe Inspiration

You need suet J!

There's a link to a recipe I've used before.

We have atora here,not sure what brands you may have but suet is the man your looking for to make dumplings.