Easily Epic Chicken Pot Pie

Now you can have comfort food right at your fingertips! You will love this savory and filling meal.
2011 Recipe Contest Honorable Mention by Shirley R.

Ingredients

    Yield: 6 generous to 12 servings

      Filling
    • 3 cans cream of celery soup
    • 1 whole cooked chicken-get a fresh, hot one at your favorite store
    • 1 22 oz. package frozen potatoes
    • 1 10 to 16 oz. package frozen vegetables
      Crust
    • 1 Bag (3-1/2 cups) Pamela's Gluten Free Bread Mix
    • 8 tbsp butter, cut in small pieces
    • 8 tbsp shortening
    • 7 tbsp ice cold water (add 1 more tbsp water as needed)
Directions

    Filling Directions

    Bake frozen potatoes as directed on package. Cook frozen vegetables on stove top or microwave just until thawed. Cut chicken into generous bite size pieces (about 2 cups). Pour 1/2 can of cream of celery soup on bottom of 9x13 pan, which has been sprayed with oil. Combine chicken, cooked and drained veggies, and potatoes in large bowl and mix in carefully the remaining 2-1/2 cans of soup, coating all ingredients. Carefully pour into prepared pan and cover with pie crust shapes.

    Crust Directions

    Chill all ingredients. Cut in butter and shortening into Pamela's Gluten Free Bread Mix until pea sized pieces form. Add ice water and mix just until dough comes together. Divide dough in half and form into flat disks. Freeze one for another use and chill the other disk for 1 hour. Roll out between plastic wrap or parchment to 1/4-inch thick shapes.

    Preheat oven to 375° and bake at for about 1 hour until crust shapes are lightly brown but cooked throughout, and sauce is bubbling. Let rest 10 minutes before serving.

    Chef's Note: This is great to make ahead and just microwave individual portions. Use fun or seasonal shapes for the crust and let the juice from the chicken and veggies seep up through the spaces. For the veggies: use your favorite combination or the traditional, carrots, peas and onions. For the potatoes, try Alexia Foods Oven Reds. Always check with manufacturer to ensure all products are gluten-free.

    © Pamela's Products, Inc.

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P.

If you have a freeze dryer, you can freeze dry the chicken and sauce and place in quart jars, then bake the pastry, then freeze dry the pastry, then put the freeze dried pastry on top of the pot pie fill-ing already in the jars. Cap the pot pies and suction the caps with a jar sealer. We found our sealer on Amazon. It's black, seals wide mouth and regular jars, plugs into the wall for recharging then operates with the stored battery. The name is not on the sealer or I would tell you the name, but it's not the one that also seals bags (that one breaks shortly after using it)

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michelle

Is the Filling creamy or more soupy?

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Sharon

Can I use the Biscuit mix to make this?

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KB

Sounds good, but I haven't found gluten free cream of celery soup in any local stores. I've bought cream of mushroom and cream of chicken by Pacific.Is there a brand you could recommend? Or a simple recipe?