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"Wayne Boatwright" wrote in message >

limey wrote
> "Wayne Boatwright" wrote in message
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>> This sounds similar to a dish very popular on the Eastern Shore of
>> Maryland. The local name for them is "slippery dumplings".
>>
>> Dora

>
> Hi, Dora! Yes, I've heard them called that. My grandmother never really
> called them anything but "dumplings", not even "rolled dumplings", as it
> was the only type she made. I doubt she had ever heard of a drop
> dumpling.
>
> Wayne Boatwright


That's the only type my mother made and only for beef stew. She called
them suet dumplings (guess what they had in them), yet they puffed up and
were light as feather. I wish I had her recipe. But then, I wish I had
a lot of them - I just wish she had recorded them.

Sadly, my mother-in-law was (truly) an atrocious cook. I dare not mention
dumplings to my husband or he turns green.
May she RIP.

Dora

Dora