Chicken Pot Pie

Last post 09-29-2008 11:08 AM by Allspice_Mo. 6 replies.
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  • 06-25-2008 8:36 AM

    Chicken Pot Pie

     

    CHICKEN POT PIE

     

    Serves:  8

    Effort:  average

    Comments:  Recipe made up by LaDonna.   I freeze these up and have ready to stick in oven when needed.   Jim does not and never has liked the store bought chicken pot pies.  A few years ago, he asked me if I could come up with a recipe for homemade ones.  This is the end results.  I usually make up a huge batch in the fall.  One mess then, and stick in the freezer.  It's nice to have these on hand to heat up on a cold winter's night.

     

    Ingredients: 

    12 oz. frozen veggie’s

    1/2 cup chopped onion

    1/3 cup flour

    3 cup cubed, cooked chicken

    seasoning to taste

    2 cans chicken broth

    3/4 cup milk  (1% milk)

    crust for double pie

    little cornmeal

     

     

    Pie shell recipe:

    3 cup flour

    1 teaspoon salt

    1 cup shortening  (I now use Land O’Lakes baking stick with canola oil)

    10 tablespoon cold water

     

    Mix dry ing.  Work in shortening until resembles crumbs.  Work in cold water.  Roll out thin on floured surface.  Put in tart pan.

     

    Instructions: 

    prepare pastry: set aside

    Cook mix veggie’s according to pkg. directions, drain.

    In saucepan cook onion in a little butter til tender

    Stir in flour & seasoning

    Add chicken broth & milk all at once

    Cook & stir til thickened & bubbly

    Add veggie’s & chicken

    Let simmer

    Roll out dough for individual pie pan

    Sprinkle pie pans lightly with cornmeal before adding pastry

    Put crust in, then filling, and then crust. Make vent holes

    Bake 400        30 - 45 min.

     

    It’s good if you can make up the insides the day before and let set in the

    frig over night. Then put in shells cold.

     
    Pie tins are 4 3/8" x 1 3/16"  (They are called little tart pans)

     

    “Ideas are funny little things….they don’t work unless you do”

  • 06-25-2008 5:28 PM In reply to

    Re: Chicken Pot Pie

    This sounds wonderful!

     

    I have tried to make homemade pot pies-- but they were always too runny...

     I will surely try this come fall-- and you are right-- what a delightful thing to have on a cold night!

     

  • 07-31-2008 3:14 PM In reply to

    Re: Chicken Pot Pie

    I love chicken pot pie. Yours sounds great. I usually make chicken pie after serving a roasted chicken dinner. I use the leftover peas, carrots, gravy and chicken to make it. If there are not enough leftover vegetables, I will use frozen as is in your recipe but, I don't cook them first. They cook in the pie. Just thought I  would share that tid-bit. 

     Happy cooking- happy eating!

     Marilyn

  • 08-01-2008 9:14 AM In reply to

    Re: Chicken Pot Pie

    Thanks! Now I know why I have been saving all those aluminum pie tins. I will do up a bunch to put in the freezer. I don't like to "bone" a chicken, so I have been buying the cans of chicken at Sam's Club -- it comes like tuna fish. It is the perfect size for chicken & biscuits for 2 people or chicken salad for lunches, and maybe one can would be the right size for a chicken pot pie. It is all ready to go when it comes out of the can! Maybe more expensive, though, than getting a good deal on chicken "parts". Just wanted to pass that on.

  • 09-15-2008 4:18 PM In reply to

    Re: Chicken Pot Pie

    wow, I am looking this recipe up for the ??? time....... I love it.

    Amy

    http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/tucsoncook
  • 09-27-2008 6:24 PM In reply to

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    Pastry tip:  I found a recipe in Country Cookbook that uses crescent rolls for the crust and it not only was wonderful but quick!  You unroll 2 cans of crescents and press them into a 15"x10"x1" ungreased pan.  Press onto bottom and 1/4" up sides, sealing seams and perforations.  Bake at 375 degrees for 5-7 minutes.  Spoon your ingredients over the crust.  Unroll one additional can of crescents.  Arrange in two rectangles and seal seams.  Cut into 1" lattice strips and make lattice design on top of mixture.  Brush with egg wash.  Bake until top crust is golden brown and filling is hot, about 17-22 minutes.  This works especially well when you are using ingredients that are already cooked.  My family likes this pastry much better than the home-made kind and I have to admit that I like it better too!

  • 09-29-2008 11:08 AM In reply to

    Re: Chicken Pot Pie

    Sounds really good but since we are down to just 2 of us I know that would be way to much.  I wonder if I could cut in half and just use a round 8" pan.  I guess I would probably still need to use a little more than just 1 can of crescents.

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