OG I'm getting the feeling you're the kind of guy who makes campfire donuts out of canned refrigerated biscuits and pawns them off on small children.

nope no canned donuts, you must get your dumplings from a can.
You make the dough for your donuts, you use the donut cutter then put them in the donut cooker.
Doughnuts / donuts done right!

You people are making me hungry.
And tired.

the new craze out here is cider donuts.

but I have not had a good donut like my mother made when we were small, fried in a cast iron pot.

Quote from: oldgoaly on April 20, 2016, 02:25:15 PM
nope no canned donuts, you must get your dumplings from a can.
You make the dough for your donuts, you use the donut cutter then put them in the donut cooker.
Doughnuts / donuts done right!

Nope, that cast iron contraption is still made for sale, and I found the recipee.

Them things ain't donuts, they're fried cakes.
Whole different dough, no yeast, no raising.

Ingredients

1 c
    sugar
2 Tbsp
    melted butter
2
    egg yolks
1
    whole egg
3/4 c
    milk
1 tsp
    vanilla
4 c
    flour
4 tsp
    baking powder
1/4 tsp
    cinnamon
1/4 tsp
    nutmeg
1 tsp
    salt

Fakery, total disgusting fakery just like the frycakes Hostess sells in cardboard boxes.

aunt phil
take your dumpling reciepes and cook them for yourself. The donut cutter is from the 1930-50's Look up the company, the Cloverleaf donut maker is 1900-30's look them up. You telling dead people and those who don't give a damn they are wrong.
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This argument has gone far enough.

Not to extend it in a bad way, but I had some chicken and dumplings last night from a can! yes they were good! <grin>
Aldi's brand, but they sure do taste like that name brand. Square dumplings in a round can? Why?

Quote from: oldgoaly on April 21, 2016, 10:12:22 AMSquare dumplings in a round can? Why?

To prove it can be done?

SAME REASON THAT A COW WILL GET A SQUARE MEAL FROM A ROUND BALE OF HAY.