Yummy Chicken Pie |
Ingredients:
- One portion of Shortcrust Pastry
- 500g chicken, breast or thigh, diced
- 1 leek, halved and sliced
- 1-2 cloves Garlic, crushed
- handful of Cabbage, very finely chopped (or 5 Brussel Sprouts)
- handful of Butternut Pumpkin*, finely diced
- handful of Green Beans, chopped 1cm pieces
- 2 sticks celery, halved and chopped
- About 2 tabs Plain Flour
- About 2 cups milk
- Have pastry ready and preheat oven 200ºC
- In deep fry pan, saute leek and garlic
- Add chicken and cook until lightly browned
- Remove chicken mix from pan and add other veg, saute
- Add chicken back in, Salt to taste and combine well
- Sprinkle over with flour and keep stirring, coating it all in flour
- Cook for about a minute, keeping it moving
- Gradually add milk and keep it moving, until you've reached the desired white sauce consistency
- (I just pour from the milk bottle and keep adding and stirring until I've got it right)
- Pour chicken mix into a pie dish and top with rolled pastry. Decorate to you heart's content.
- Place pie dish onto a tray (in case of boil over) and cook for 20-40 minutes in oven
- Serve with mash and veg or oven fries and veg.
Well, we love this and we haven't had it in ages. Ms C was happy with her compromise as well. Mr frillypants declared we would now be eating it 'once a week'. Yeah, right.
Tweeks:
Previously, I made this with carrot and peas, which was fine, but I think this was even better... with lower chemical veggies. And tastier!
*Moderate Salicylates
Hi! I made it tonight and it was fantastic, thanks. Marlo
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marlo. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It's an eternal favourite here in the colder months.
ReplyDeletex Frillypants.
Thanks for the recipe. Made it last night and it was delicious!! Will definately become a regular on our menu! Kate
ReplyDeleteHi just wondering if you have converted this for a Thermomix???
ReplyDeleteHi Claire you know... I haven't!!! Isn't that silly! I will have to get onto this!
DeleteThanks, frillypants x
Can you use a gluten free flour instead?
ReplyDeleteHI Anon, I have not made a pastry with GF flour but I know there are people out these who do. Have a google around. :) For the filling, corn flour is fine. frillypants x
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