Then I began the soup following everything but for layered flavors I used stock instead of water ( I did add 1 cup of additional water per people's wise suggestions). After reading how the dumplings couldn't maintain their shape I remembered that when making matzo balls make the dough, cover it and then refrigerate for 30 mins. This turned out to be really delicious but thanks to the helpful comments I made some easy modifications. I made it vegan on occasion and used the yeast "sludge" for the dumplings instead of yoghurt it made a firmer dumpling, but still very good! I used cashew cream or a dash of almond cooking cream swirled on top for the yogurt finish. Additional changes which tasted lovely were a fennel and celery combo, and fennel fronds mixed in with the dill. I thinly chopped the carrots as well and threw those in along with the celery which worked well. I ran out of dill in the garden and used finely chopped green carrot tops instead which made a great twist. I have made this repeatedly and it continues to be a favorite. I think I will try garnishing with some Trader Joes mango chutney tomorrow when I heat up leftovers.
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I omitted the celery and garnished with fresh cilantro and a little smoked paprika plus it needed more salt. Like others, I used the sediment in place of the yogurt to make it vegan and that seemed to work fine. I enjoyed this a lot and will make again for sure. Cutting the celery on a bias is a good call too! Those big bites of celery were so good. It got more and more savory and balanced with each passing day.Īlso added an extra cup of water also chilled the dumplings before dropping them in. However, as the days passed the flavors melded together more and more and the funk dissipated. So funky I decided not to share with neighbors like I’d planned. Between that and the nootch this soup looked beautiful, tasted pretty good, but smelled REALLY funky on day 1. I plan to make this again and again.ĭiscovered I was out of white miso and subbed with ~1.5TBSP Doenjang. Rough chopped some fennel with a reduced amount of celery because one of us hates celery (me, it is me) and it's a perfectly crunchy sub. I went vegan and used the nooch sediment in the dumplings instead of yogurt and also made the dumplings earlier to chill per advice below. I wouldn’t skip the celery unless you really hate it. I followed the other reviewers’ advice and chilled the dumpling dough for a bit and they held together perfectly, even during reheating the leftovers. I loved this recipe! It’s simple enough to make on a weeknight but still impressive. However the soup base was pretty good and I will make again, just with double all the seasoning including celery.
The dough looked nice but didn’t cook at all in boiling water or expand a little even after 15 minutes.
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