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    Chicken Pot Pie


    Source of Recipe


    Nancy mailto:BoogiNan@aol.com ,wwrecipes - Breakfast&Brunch - Malaysian Turkey Sausage - January 10, 2002, 2002, theme - My All-Time Favorite Recipe

    Recipe Introduction


    Hello, this is my family's favorite.

    List of Ingredients




    1 large fryer, about 4 1/2 lb.
    2 ribs celery diced
    1 medium onion sliced
    4 - 5 carrots sliced
    1 can peas, 15 oz. (heated and drained well)
    salt and pepper to taste
    1 stick butter
    10 heaping tablespoons plain flour
    1 1/2 recipe biscuit dough (follows)

    Recipe



    In soup pot, (mine is about 5 qt.) place chicken and cover well with
    water. Bring to a boil and add celery, onion, carrots, and salt.
    Cover and lower heat to simmer about 2 hours till chicken is very
    tender. Remove chicken and bone, cut into large chunks, set aside,
    set aside broth. In large pot melt 1 stick butter, add flour,
    stirring till you have a smooth paste. Pepper well. Start adding
    chicken broth, stirring constantly, (sorry I've never measured, it
    takes practically all of it to make a medium gravy). If your gravy is
    too thick your pie will be dry. Add the vegetables from the broth.
    Add peas that have been warmed and drained. At this time taste for
    salt and pepper. Keep very hot! preheat oven to 450.

    Make biscuit dough: 3 cups self rising flour, add and rub into flour 4
    1/2 tablespoons lard. Add enough milk to make a loose dough. Knead
    slightly on floured surface and pat out with hand, cut biscuits.
    Ladle hot chicken mixture into large casserole dish and top with
    biscuits. This recipe will make 1 large and 1 small dish. Bake at
    450 till biscuits are well browned. Serves 6 to 8

 

 

 


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