Chicken Pot Pie with Mashed Potato Top

I found this recipe last week and printed it out, but it didn't print out the header so I didn't have the wonderful blog that I found this on....I looked  high and low...after 2 days of searching, I found her! I am so glad I came across her blog, it's sweet and yummy. Go see Teresa at "Blooming on Bainbridge" she has a step by step recipe - you will be glad you stopped by.
I saw her Chicken Pot Pie covered in mashed potatoes....oh my. I ran to store for ingredients and made it for dinner Saturday. Not that I could improve on this pie, but I added  a bottom crust...and some cheese....well because I love crust on a pot pie  and a little cheese in the potatoes never hurt anyone :) It was sheer perfection! Thanks Teresa.
butter
olive oil
2-3 c chicken broth
5 tbsp flour
1/2 c ch onions ( I left these out for kids but added 1 tsp of onion powder in its place)
1 c ch carrots
kosher salt and fresh pepper (to taste)
1 c ch mushrooms
1 c chopped celery
1 tbsp fresh sage or 1 tsp dried sage
1 c half and half
1 c frozen corn kernels
1 c pearl onions ( I left these out for kids sake)
1 c frozen peas
2 - 4c cooked shredded chicken
5 tbsp chicken granules
splash of white wine
1 refrigerated Pillsbury pie crust
mashed potatoes
Add 1 tbsp of butter and 1 tbsp of olive oil to large pan. Chop onion, celery, carrots, and mushrooms and throw in pan. Saute vegetables for about 5 minutes or until they become soft. Add a splash of white wine or chicken stock to give them a little flavor ( I added both). Sprinkle with salt and pepper, now add 5 tbsp of flour and stir until it bubbles. Slowly add chicken stock and keep stirring until smooth and has thickened. Add your sage. Stir until sauce begins to simmer - around 5 minutes. Pour in half and half, stir and taste. If you need more flavor, stir in a few tablespoons of chicken granules ( I used about 5 tbsp). Transfer chicken pie mix into a container and store it in refrigerator until your potatoes are done.
Mashed Potatoes -
3 lbs russet potatoes
1/2 stick butter
salt and pepper to taste
1/4 c heavy cream
1 c sour cream
1 c shredded cheddar cheese
Peel and cut potatoes, cook them in salted water for 15- 20 minutes or until they are soft. Drain them and put in bowl. Microwave the 1/2 stick of butter, heavy cream, and sour cream for about 30 secs or until soft and smooth.
Pour cream sauce over potatoes, add salt and pepper to taste - I also added 1c of shredded cheddar cause I couldn't resist. Using you mixer, whip them up until light and fluffy.
I used a regular glass pie dish. Roll your pie crust into dish, pour in the chicken pie mix then dollop on the mashed potatoes. Sprinkle with a couple of pads of butter and salt and pepper.
Bake at 375º for 40-45 minutes until top is golden and crust looks done. Use a cookie sheet underneath in case it starts to bubble over. It was nice and creamy, I hate runny pot pies. This one was delicious!

Comments

Unknown said…
Holy wow, this looks amazing.
Avril said…
Drooling! I want a HUGE serving of this please!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
House Of Aqua said…
Yum! I love your pumpkin in the header too!
okay okay, following you. ;) just found your site via pinterest. someone tagged one of your recipes. this food looks too good!! i have a crafty blog with some other things thrown in, fairly new at it.. come by and visit me anytime! nice to meet you.
xo
Kelli
Cozyflier said…
Hi Mickey! I just found you through a pin on Pinterest! I'm going to try the 7up biscuits!

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Kara said…
Oh geez, this looks too good! I will have to try this next week for dinner! I LOVE your blog, everything looks super yummy! New follower for sure!

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Katie said…
This looks unbelievably comforting!
Chaos Cottage said…
Oh my word this looks delicious. Reminds me some of my Chicken Shepherd's Pie. I can't wait to try this version. Thanks.