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Easy chicken pot pie. A favorite. Recipe below

Posted By: Not creative tonight on 2006-03-21
In Reply to: So... What's for Dinner Tonight? - Hungry MT!

This is tooooooooooo easy.


Preheat oven to 350.


You will need:


1 box of 2 prepared pie crusts.


Chicken for stir fry


1 can cream of chicken soup


1 box or half of a small bag of frozen mixed vegetables.


Take one box of prepared pie crust out of the refrigerator and throw it on the counter.


Put the stir fry chicken strips in the oven for 20 minutes on 350 then turn the oven up to 425 after taking the cooked chicken out.


Cut up the chicken and put it in a mixing bowl, add the soup and frozen vegetables and stir it up. 


Throw one crust in the bottom of a pie plate, dump the chicken mix in, put the top crust on, pinch together and cover the edges with foil.


Cook 20 minutes with foil, remove foil and cook 20 more minutes.


TA DA!




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