Both my kids cheered when I told them that I was making pot pie for dinner. Easy and pleasing, this is a recipe that my neighbor gave me years ago. Not only does my family appreciate my chicken pot pie, but it is the perfect plate to bring to new moms or someone in need of a good meal. Plus it only requires six ingredients and 30 minutes cooking time. And I have a trick that gives my pot pie a little kick.
1 can of cream of potato soup
1 can Veg All Veggies, drained
1 package Tyson Grilled & Ready Southwestern Chicken Strips
3/4 cup mik
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 frozen pie crusts
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
2. Combine and mix all ingredients except pie crusts and keep the crusts frozen until you are ready to use.
Note: I cut my chicken strips into bite sized pieces. You can also use a cooked Rotisserie one from the grocery store. Tyson’s Southwestern Chicken Strips are what give my pot pie that little kick of spice that I’m told folks love. Even my kids like that bit of spice in every bite.
3. Next pour the mixture into one frozen pie crust. It is very important that you keep your crusts frozen until you are ready to assemble the pot pie.
4. To fake make (since this is not a homemade crust – no time for that!) that perfect top crust, simply pop the other frozen crust right out of the pan and place on top of the pot pie. This is such a cool and easy trick! If the crust is truly frozen, it should pop right out after you loosen the edges.
5. Cut a slit in middle of the top crust for venting during baking and bake uncovered for 30 minutes at 400 degrees.
Here is the finished pot pie with one pretty photo before we served it and one messy, but yummy shot, after we sliced it up. My son couldn’t wait for it to properly cool for a good photograph, so I picked my boy over my blog and went ahead and let him serve it up. You get the idea. Easy and pleasing. Make one tonight!
Rachel – I love this recipe! Been making it ever since you gave it to me years ago. Congrats in the blog – well done!! Saw it on Maggie Lineback’s Linkedin profile. Keep up the great work!
Hi Lynny! I miss you! Great to hear from you and thanks for the compliment about my blog. With your talent, that is a big compliment coming from you 🙂 Thanks to Maggie, too! Glad you like the pot pie. It continues to be my family’s favorite!
I made this last night for my family…my younger daughter said it was the best ever! And can you believe it, her favorite thing was the carrots. I forgot to drain the all Vegetables, so I added 2 cans of Cream of Potatoe soup. It still turned out perfect and yes the top pie crust came right out of tin. Perfect for my family of 4….Lets just say….We had no leftovers!
I am so happy to hear that, Bridget! My son asked me last night if I would make him pot pie this week. Good job with the quick fix for the undrained veggies. That is such a great manic managed mom move. Love it!
Love it! We got to enjoy when our babies were born 🙂
So glad you love this recipe and that I got to make you one when your sweeties were born!