Hi LaDonna,My paternal grandmother always made "Slicks".In fact this is a dish that has been in our family for years being handed down from generation to generation.
The way we make our Slicks is to stew a whole chicken(Or turkey),till the meat is falling off the bones & separates on its own.The flavor & consistency of the broth/gravy comes from the bones & skin.The thickening from the bones,skin & excess flour from the noodles(Yes I say noodles,not dumplings).To some,the homemade egg noodles are considered a "Dumpling".In my estimation a dumpling is more a biscuit or fluffier fare.
We always make homemade egg noodles,roll out thin(to about an 1/8th" thickness.let partially dry & cut into square pieces about 2"x 2".Strain the broth,bring to a boil & add stewed chicken & "Slicks"(noodles).Boil til noodles are done & the gravy/broth is thick.
*To season the broth :Add a small amount of dried sage & poultry seasoning,salt & pepper to the water & chcken.Bring to a boil,turn down heat & simmer 8-10 hours or til chicken is falling off bones & shreds on its own.
I hope this helps!Sorry i'm not able to be more specific.These are not hard to make.Good luck & good eating!
The way we make our Slicks is to stew a whole chicken(Or turkey),till the meat is falling off the bones & separates on its own.The flavor & consistency of the broth/gravy comes from the bones & skin.The thickening from the bones,skin & excess flour from the noodles(Yes I say noodles,not dumplings).To some,the homemade egg noodles are considered a "Dumpling".In my estimation a dumpling is more a biscuit or fluffier fare.
We always make homemade egg noodles,roll out thin(to about an 1/8th" thickness.let partially dry & cut into square pieces about 2"x 2".Strain the broth,bring to a boil & add stewed chicken & "Slicks"(noodles).Boil til noodles are done & the gravy/broth is thick.
*To season the broth :Add a small amount of dried sage & poultry seasoning,salt & pepper to the water & chcken.Bring to a boil,turn down heat & simmer 8-10 hours or til chicken is falling off bones & shreds on its own.
I hope this helps!Sorry i'm not able to be more specific.These are not hard to make.Good luck & good eating!
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1 | ISO: SLICK |
LaDonna in South Carolina | |
2 | Re: ISO SLICK |
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3 | Re: ISO SLICK |
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4 | Re: ISO SLICK |
Jo/AZ | |
5 | Recipe: Slick Dumplings |
Betsy at TKL | |
6 | YES HE MAKES HIS OWN NOODLES AND GAVE ME THE RECIPE |
LaDonna | |
7 | Recipe and Tips: Thick Chicken and Dumplings |
Betsy at TKL | |
8 | Re: YES HE MAKES HIS OWN NOODLES AND GAVE ME THE RECIPE |
John Z. | |
9 | re: slick |
LaDonna in SC | |
10 | Recipe(tried): Slicks |
Mickey,Mo. | |
11 | Recipe(tried): Easy way to thicken broth for chicken and dumplings (using canned soup) |
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