Chicken Pot Pie
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| Categories: | Chicken, Pasta, Other Main Dishes, Chicken Soups, Other Soups |
| Keyword: | pot-pie |
Ingredients
| 8 | chicken thighs (bone-in) |
| 5-6 tsp | chicken bouillon granules |
| 3/4 lb | pot pie noodles (cooked) |
| 3-4 md | potatoes (cooked and chopped into small chunks) |
| 1 can(s) | corn (optional) |
| 1 md | onion chopped (optional) |
| water |
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Directions
In a large stock pot add chicken. Cover with water. Add bouillon granules. The amount you add will depend on the amount of water you add. The water should look yellow. Cook until chicken is done. Remove chicken from pot. Save the stock you just made.Remove chicken from the bone. Discard bones. Add chicken, pot pie noodles, potatoes, corn, and onion to stock. Simmer for 1 hour.
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Brenda Garman
mscheviuz
Sep 27, 2011
You are soooooo right! Our (south central PA) potpie is made w/noodles, etc. So Gooood! My mom used to make her potpie noodle squares homeade. She'd roll the dough and cut them out. I used to, but its just too much work when you can buy them and they're just as tasty. I use all your ingredients but also add a little saffron and some minced onions. Also a bay leaf in the broth. Also a little parsley at the end. mmmmm. So glad to see someone else knows what potpie is to us PA Dutch ppl! (smile)
Barbara Brunson
kksnana
Nov 12, 2011
Thank you, Jen, for posting this easy recipe. My sister-in-law made chicken and "dumplings" like this, and I loved it! I could never make the dumpling noodles like hers so I quit trying to do it. Can you tell me where you find the noodles ready made? And thank you, Nancy, for giving the recipe. It sounds like the one Wanda used, so I'm going to try it again. For Thanksgiving or Christmas, she always boiled up a big fat chicken to make this also, and it was always so good. We ate good when Wanda was cooking! :) Miss her a lot. Thanks for posting this, Jen.
Jen Geelen
jenji79
Nov 12, 2011
I purchased my pot pie noodles at a store in Lancaster, PA called Shady Maple Farm Market. I've also seen them in Giant and Weis grocery stores in Lancaster but now that I live in TN I don't see them in the grocery stores where I live. If there is an Amish community nearby where you live, you might find some there or maybe online.


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