30-Mile Pot Pie

Recipe courtesy Chef Jerry Chollet, The Painted Giraffe Restaurant, St. Louis, MO

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  • on March 13, 2012

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    Would be 5 stars if it had some crust on the sides and /or bottom of the bowl or tin. Not enough crust on the top to capture all the bites!

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  • on October 12, 2011

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    great pie sooo easy really tastie

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  • on July 08, 2011

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    Great pot pie! I only used 4 cups of chicken stock and had to add more flour and simmer for about 25-30 minutes or so to get the sauce to thicken/reduce. This was dinner for two, so after the extra filling cooled off we vacuum sealed the extras and placed in the freezer for another day.

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  • on November 07, 2010

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    I used rotisserie chicken and added peas and garlic. I used biscuit dough, cutting one in half and putting half on bottom, half on top. It was definitely good but I think next time I'll spring for the puff pastry dough instead. Very hearty meal, with enough for leftovers to freeze. I think I spent less than $20 for all the ingredients. Not bad for two meals for three people.

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  • on August 11, 2010

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    My family loved it! Did not change anything.

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  • on August 09, 2010

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    I did swith a couple things up with this one with everyones tips. I added only half the broth and 2 cans of campbells cream of chicken & mushroom soup. While making the chicken in that mixture I added salt, pepper, garlic powder w/ parsley and and and fresh garlic. For the carrots and celery which equaled 4 cups I just did 4 cups mixed frozen veggies and instead of mushrooms cut up 3 small potatoes instead and cooked with the onions. This turned out so yummy, all the family had seconds! A definate hit to make again!

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  • on March 19, 2010

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    I used rotiseree chicken, added rosemary, garlic, peas and decided this recipe is a keeper. It was very simple to make and I will make this again and again. I used the recipe to make small pot pies, which I froze for quick dinners. I ended up with enough filling to make 9 small pot pies, perfect for individual servings with a quick thaw and reheat.

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  • on March 09, 2010

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    these pies turned out soooo yummy! I tweaked the recipe a bit, though. I added some tarragon and fresh minced garlic to the stock, and used butter flavored crescent rolls for the top. my only complaint was that it took about twice as long as the recipe let on, but it was worth it. the original recipe was a little bland, but the tarragon and garlic really made a wonderful difference.

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  • on March 01, 2010

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    Decided to try making chicken pot pie for the first time, and I was glad I picked this recipe. To save time I chopped all my veggies before hand, next time I will add peas. I sauteed the veggies in olive oil and left out the butter all together to lighten the recipe. To make the roux I mixed flour with olive oil+chicken stock, it turned out great. I roasted the chicken in the oven before hand, put everything together in a 13X9 pyrex baking dish, covered with puff pastry, brushed with 1 egg white+water and baked for about 30-35min until golden brown. Turned out delicious...and the best part was, I didn't even miss the whole stick of butter.

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  • on January 02, 2010

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    I did have to cut the recipe in thirds as there are only 2 of us. I added green peas,rosemary,diced Yukon gold potatoes, smoked paperika, & sherry to the mix. I did not add as much salt, just a few grains of sea salt as the broth I poached the chicken had enough for us. Baking time turned out to be about 35 min.

    Even cutting the recipe into thirds, we still have enough left over to have it again, just need to make more crust & re bake.

    This was wonderful & will definatly make again!

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