aunt sadie's blackberry or dewberry dumplings
We used to grow dewberries – they are a small, sweet black raspberry, very prolific, and easy to grow. My Aunt Sadie also grew them, and one time showed me how to make her Dewberry Dumplings. Here is the way I remember it. Adjust the sugar depending on the sweetness of the berries. The key here is the very slow simmer. Serve with cream poured over, or vanilla ice cream.
►
yield
6 -8
prep time
20 Min
cook time
30 Min
method
Stove Top
Ingredients For aunt sadie's blackberry or dewberry dumplings
-
1recipe biscuit mix. you can use a homemade biscuit recipe, or bisquick, or even the refrigerated grands biscuits.
-
2-3 cblackberries or dewberries, rinsed and lightly dried with a paper towel
-
3/4 to 1 csugar
-
water as necessary
How To Make aunt sadie's blackberry or dewberry dumplings
-
1First, make up the biscuit dough, and cut into large, flat biscuits. Or separate out the Grands biscuits and press them flatter. Place approximately 2 tablespoons berries in the center of each biscuit and fold the dough around them, sealing and making them into a ball. -
2Place remaining berries and the sugar in a medium heavy-bottomed saucepan. Add 3-4 tablespoons water. Heat over medium heat until the mixture comes to a boil, then turn very low so you have a slow simmer. Stir often during this process. You may add up to ½ cup water or so, until you have a nice syrup consistency.
-
3Drop the dumplings on top of the simmering syrup, cover, and cook very low until dumplings are cooked and just start to dry out. Stir carefully if it appears to be sticking; you don’t want to burn the berries. When cooked, stir all the dumplings together to mix with the syrup.
- Last Step: Don't forget to share! Make all your friends drool by posting a picture of your finished recipe on your favorite social network. And don't forget to tag Just A Pinch and include #justapinchrecipes so we can see it too!
Categories & Tags for Aunt Sadie's Blackberry or Dewberry Dumplings:
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT