
Have you been told that dumplings are only for meaty stews? That’s rubbish! I love them, and often add them to my meat-free stews and soups. These are made with egg and oil to replace the beef suet, and no-one will be able to tell the difference. The secret to good fluffy dumplings is to add them to hot liquid. Whether it is a stew or soup, it has to be boiling or they will not rise. The parsley is optional, you can leave it out or replace it with another herb such as thyme, winter savoury, sage or rosemary. Try them with Best Butternut Tagine
English dumplings are traditionally made with beef suet. This is a vegetarian version, which is just as good. Even though they are usually served with a stew, they are lovely dropped into a vegetable soup. As a vegetarian stew cooks far quicker than a meat one, I add the dumplings to the stew as soon as it comes to the boil. Then everything is ready at the same time.
Side Dish
Vegetarian
10 minutes
40 minutes
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