Chicken Pot Pie
This is really good! I made one change to the recipe when I made it. I reduced the amount of peas and carrots and added 2-3 cubed & boiled potatoes to it because I love potatoes. I don’t think potatoes freeze well so I will just add fresh potatoes when I am whipping up a potpie from the freezer.
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x2
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X6
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X9
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1 – 10 oz. package frozen peas and carrots
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30oz
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60oz
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90oz
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½ cup onion, chopped
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1 ½c
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3c
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4 ½c
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1/4 cup butter
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¾ c
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1 ½ c
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2 ¼ c
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1/3 cup flour
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1c
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2c
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3c
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½ tsp. sage
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¾ t
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1 ½ t
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2 ¼ t
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1/8 t pepper
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3/8 t
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¾ t
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1 ¼ t
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2 cups milk
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6c
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12c
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18c
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1 T chicken bouillon granules
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3T
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6T
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9T
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3 cups cooked chicken (or turkey)
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9c
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18c
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27c
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¼ cup chopped pimiento (small red pepper)
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¾ c
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1 ½ c
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2 ¼ c
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¼ cup snipped parsley
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¾ c
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1 ½ c
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2 ¼ c
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Serving Day
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Double Pie Crust (Make your own or buy those pre-made Pillsbury crusts that you just roll out and press into your pie plate.)
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*Original recipe yields 1 deep dish or 2 standard 9 inch pies.
Cooking Day Instructions
Cook peas and carrots according to package directions; drain. Cook onion in butter until tender but not brown. Stir in flour, salt sage, and pepper. Add water, milk and bouillon granules. Stir constantly with a wire wisk until thickened and bubbly.
Stir in drained cooked vegetables, chicken, pimiento and parsley; heat until bubbly. Freeze in gallon size baggies. About 3 ½ cups of mixture per bag.
TIP: Pre-measure your dry ingredients and mix in a bowl. Pre-measure your wet ingredients and mix in a bowl. You’ll need to more quickly one you have mixed in the flour mixture. Add a little bit of the liquid at a time and stir till mixed. Continue until all the liquid is in the pan.
Serving Day Instructions
Thaw completely. OPT. Boil 2-3 diced potatoes to add to the mixture. Roll out bottom pie crust and place in 9inch pie pan. Place chicken mixture in pie dish; top with upper crust. Bake in pie shell in 400 degree oven for 25-30 minute or until golden brown.

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October 21, 2008 - thanks
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