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Pennsylvania Dutch Chicken Pot Pie is basically chicken noodle soup except that the noodles are these awesome wide square noodles.

This filling is full of chicken and the traditional vegetables you’d find in chicken pot pie, like onions, celery, carrots and peas. The crust is made of phyllo - It’s light and airy, but still gives you a great buttery crunch on top!

What makes this chicken pot pie so good? Jason's Deli makes a creamy soup that everyone loves. It's packed with tender chicken, peas, carrots, and potatoes and topped with puff pastry.

Total comfort food alert! These Chicken Pot Pie Baked Potatoes are a hearty, extra comforting dinner without having to make a pie crust.

Chicken pot pie pasta is warm and filling, just what the doctor ordered when you feel that first chill in the air. Who's ready for fall?!

This copycat pot pie recipe is made with chicken, carrots, celery, onion, and peas in a thickened cream sauce that is baked in a homemade pie crust. Delicious!

Nothing says comfort food like a chicken pot pie. I’ve got several ways to make them, and this is one of my favorites.

Make this Chicken Noodle Pot Pie Casserole on Monday and have enough for a few more days. The perfect busy week night dinner.

Diced veggies with thin slices of tender chicken create the usual pot pie base with an extra velvety white sauce thanks to a dose of melty cheese. Topping it all on a flaky biscuit crust is what turns this traditional pie into a game changer.

Give your guest that warm cozy feeling with these Mini Chicken Pot Pies. These appetizers are creamy and full of chicken and vegetables. Perfect for any occasion.

When I think about a rich, creamy, savory, and piping-hot chicken pot pie with a delectably buttery, drop-biscuit crust that gently lays over the top nestling everything beneath it lovingly in, I get a very cozy and fuzzy feeling inside.

Chock-full of chicken, potatoes, peas and carrots, this autumn favorite will soon be your go to recipe.

Because chicken and stuffing pot pie is sometimes too delicious to share, this easy recipe makes them in individual ramekins!

These puffs come together in no-time and uses ingredients that I usually have on hand. And, if you don’t have cooked chicken in your fridge or freezer, just grab a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store on your way home. I love how flexible this recipe is. You can change up the veggies based on what you have on hand

These guys are cute, a wee bit spicy, and sure to brighten up any holiday party (or wedding) this season. I love how they’re individual sized – inevitably I eat more than just one, but hey, it’s cold outside and I need a bit of extra padding. Chicken pot pie cheers!

You can change the simple filling according to what you feel like having or what you have. Rustle up all your leftovers and hide them under a gorgeous flaky crust. Making leftovers into pie will change the way you view leftovers. Serving pie will change the way your family sees you.

Nothing says cold weather “comfort food” quite like a Chicken Pot Pie. A hearty pie filled with roasted chicken, savory vegetables, and fresh herbs. Absolute perfection on a cold winter day. By cooking the chicken and vegetables, building the creamy sauce, and even baking the pie all in the same skillet, every drop of flavor makes it into the final dish.

I decided to make my pot pies with no crust on the bottom. Instead I decided to top each one with a layer of pie crust and serve each individual pie with a set of pie crust shaped hearts. This way the kids could dunk, break them up or eat them solo.

Chicken Pot Pie, 24 Variations On The Classic Recipe
by Staff Writer
If you grew up eating chicken pot pies by way of the grocery freezer aisle, then you are in for a serious treat with these recipes. Hint: these recipes can be easily modified to use up some of that leftover Thanksgiving turkey as well!




































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