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Comfort food at it’s finest! This One-PotChicken Pot Pie won’t disappoint with creamy chicken filling and flaky biscuits.
Simple One-Pot Chicken Pot Pie
Sentimental and nostalgic seems to be a common topic around my home lately. With my parents official retirement this past weekend, we did a lot or reminiscing.
Home makes me feel all kinds of warm and cozy. If I compared a food to that same feeling, I would have to go with a delicious Chicken Pot Pie. Whether it’s easy, hard, made in a skillet or a microwave — it truly is pure comfort food.
I gave this recipe a try using one of my new Copper Chef pans (yes, the As Seen on TV pans). My husband has been dying to try these and they didn’t disappoint.I love the square pan! This pan is unique, and honestly, does it all. It can replace your stock pot, rice cooker, baking pan, frying pan, wok, and roasting pan. Yes, please!
Copper Chef Cookware™ features Cerami-Tech Non-Stick Technology so NOTHINGsticks to the pan! TheInnovative Stainless Steel Induction Technology distributes heat rapidly to all four corners of the pan for even cooking every time. The non-stick feature is amazing, everything slides out like butter! And last but not least, they work in the oven and on all stovetops.
When you can make an entire dinner in one pan, it’s not only easier, but less cleanup too.
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Chicken Pot Pie
Servings: 8 Servings
Author: Live Laugh Rowe
Ingredients
- 1 23 oz can cream of chicken soup
- 3 chicken breasts diced
- 4 red potatoes cubed (approximately 3 cups)
- 1 medium onion peeled and chopped (approximately 1 cup)
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1 tube of biscuits 8 biscuits
- 1 1/2 teaspoons parsley
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350.
Slightly cook diced chicken, remove from pan and set aside. The chicken will finish cooking through while simmering.
Combine the cream and soup together in pan and cook over medium heat (I used The Copper Chef™ 9-1/2" Square Pan.
Add the rest of the ingredients, except for the biscuit.
Simmer for 20 minutes.
Place the biscuits on top.
Place the pan in the oven and cook until biscuits are golden.
Serve.
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Liz says
Whoa, this is the BEST looking chicken pot pie I’ve ever seen!! My hubby will love it!
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Julie Blanner says
Looks like such an easy dinner recipe! I can’t wait to share with my family.
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Perfectly easy and delicious!
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Amy says
This was delicious! I did add carrot and celery to the recipe. My picky son devoured it! So yummy!
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Kelly says
I wondered about vegetables….gonna try this but with veggies
Laura Vernola says
Making this tonight!, so excited!
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Kelly Rowe says
Woo Hoo! How did it turn our, Laura?
Heather says
Wondering if mixed vegetables could be added to this or if they would water it down? I am thinking of steaming them, draining them and then adding right before putting the biscuits on and placing it in the oven.
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Greg Butler says
awesome first time used heavy cream but it was too thick for us changed it ti half and half added carrots and corn and it is now our favorite go to one pot meal for the camper.
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Charmaine Giles says
Hi. Just got our copper pan. What biscuits do you use in this recipe. Thanks
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Kelly Rowe says
Hi Charmaine. How exciting. I used the Pillsbury Flaky Biscuits. I can’t wait to hear what you think of this dish. Enjoy.
Angie pasch says
I don’t have an oven. How do I make meals without?
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Bernard Andrews says
When you buy the Copper Chef pot; they send you a recipe book that has the exact same recipe. Either they are stealing your recipe or you copied it from the when you bought the pot. I like to adjust with baby Bella mushrooms and mixed vegetables. Also use cream of mushroom soup – and cream of chicken both small cans.
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Kelly Rowe says
Hi Bernard. This post was written in collaboration with Copper Chef 🙂
Joan Coffman says
I just love this recipe by Copper Chef. Fast and easy quick dinner.Reply