Various Ways to Make Perfect Southern Dumplings That Stay Fluffy and Tender A spoonful of Southern dumplings can turn a plain pot of broth into Sunday-dinner comfort. Tender dough, savory chicken, and peppery gravy bring back family tables and old-fashioned kitchen traditions. The word "perfect" means different things to different cooks. Some prefer fluffy drop dumplings, while others want thin, chewy dumpling noodles. The best results come from matching the dough, broth, heat, and cooking time to the texture you want. Choose the Southern Dumpling Style That Fits Your Ideal Texture Southern dumplings fall into a few main styles. Drop dumplings are soft and biscuit-like, rolled dumplings are thin and chewy, and flat or biscuit-style pieces reflect family and regional traditions. Dough thickness, liquid, heat, and handling shape the final bite. Make fluffy drop dumplings for a soft bite Drop dumplings use a soft, spoonable dough placed into simmering broth. Baking powder gives ...
Baked tortilla chips Baked tortilla chips have a better texture and flavor than most store-bought chips, and they're great to use while eating taco salads, nachos, guacamole dip, etc. because they don't break while you're dipping. That's so much more satisfying! Plus, you're in control of how much seasoning is added to your chips. I used two 10-inch flour tortillas when preparing these yummy baked chips, but you'll need to use a dozen tortillas if you're wanting to make a nice big bowl full. Ingredients: 2 (10-inch) soft-shell flour tortillas; use more depending on the amount you'll need. Steak seasoning and seasoning salt to sprinkle over both sides of the cut tortilla pieces (the amount depends on your taste). 2-4 tablespoons of melted butter or butter cooking spray to coat both sides of the cut tortilla pieces Instructions: Lay the flour tortillas on a cutting board, and cut them into triangular shapes (or any shape that you prefer) with a sharp knife...