Mar 25, 2014

How To Make Chicken Pot Pie

Easy Chicken Pot Pie

If no one was looking, I really think I could eat this whole chicken pot pie myself… in one sitting. I love comfort foods so much and when it’s healthy and this good, then stand back and give me a big fork!

Chicken pot pie is an American classic and homemade is the only way to go. This recipe makes it so easy to have one of the best comfort foods you’ll ever have. Most pot pies are made with butter and cream in the filling plus butter or shortening in the crust and don’t even get me started on puff pastry – just look at the ingredients!

My recipe has no cream and no butter anywhere. The filling is rich and creamy and the crust is light and flaky (it’s made with olive oil). The whole thing takes an hour to make, start-to-finish, and that includes prep. Well… except you have to let it sit for 15 minutes before serving – just enough time to make a salad.

The prep is pretty easy. Besides the lean chicken breasts, you’ll need to chop carrots, celery, and onion. The peas are frozen and thawed and I use store-bought chicken stock. I hope this easy recipe becomes a family favorite for anyone looking for a healthy, easy meal made from scratch. Make it once and I know you’ll make it again. Click here for the recipe. – Jenny Jones

6 Comments on "How To Make Chicken Pot Pie"

  1. Helen Moore

    I made your pot pie the other week and it was as huge hit. I like making pot pies but what made a huge difference was that pie crust!! I usually buy my crust because mine tuns out like leather. I have tried several recipes and yours is the first oil crust I’ve seen so I figured, “Why not try it?”. It was the first time my family didn’t request me to buy the crust from now on. It was flaky and so much flavor.
    I’m trying a lot of your recipes but this one was the biggest hit so far!

  2. Cooking in the Kitchen

    I would like to bake mini chicken pot pies with this recipe in a muffin tin. I want to give it as a gift – is there a way I can keep it raw and refrigerate or freeze overnight so she can bake it fresh?

    • Jenny

      I wish I could help but this is out of my range of experience. Maybe someone who sees this can help out or else look around online for some info.

  3. Cynthia Rodriguez

    This is the best and easiest recipe there is to follow. I love the idea that I can use this pie crust recipe on any pie I want. I made twice the dough and based the shell as well. My family loved it so much they had me make it two days in a row. I was so very pleased that I went with your recipe, thanks for sharing.

  4. sue

    Jenny, after work today I went to the grocery store and bought the two items I needed to make this potpie! Making it tomorrow! But I wanted to tell you that tonite I made your “Apple Brownies” and OMG!! They are amazing!! When I gave one to Mike he said “Oh My God! Oh My God!!”

    thanks again for your awesome recipes!! 🙂
    BTW, next…I want to make the apple muffins!!! Look amazing too!!!

    Sue

  5. Sue McCarthy

    Wow! Jenny that looks so so very good!!! One of our favorites and I always make it homemade. Looking forward to making it this way next time.

    Sue

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