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Need Help Chicken Pot Pie
I have tried Chicken Pot Pie a few times now with the same outcome. I use my dutch oven and after about 10 minutes on the egg the liquid starts to boil up over my puff pastry and this keep my pastry from becoming brown? I just use a easy standard recipe from food network. Any help or new recipes would be helpful. Thanks.
Gary
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I think some things may be better cooked in a regular oven
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What temp are you cooking it at? I presume you are doing it indirect? Perhaps try to do it in a shallower pan to allow more heat to escape. The high sides of a dutch oven hold in more moisture than a baking pan or skillet.
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While not a fan of Chicken Pot Pie cooked anyway, I have not found ANYTHING better cooked in an oven.
Cakes, pies, cookies, sponge cake and anything cooked in a DO, nothing that works for me better in an oven.
Thoughts?????????????
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if you have any ramikins that are oven proof . i have oversized soup mugs i bought for this recipie then try this http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/individual-chicken-pot-pie-with-puff-pastry-recipe/index.html
i made it last year and they turned out great. i even did the build your own puff pastery i took a photo with my phone let me figure out how to post it
ps sorry i cant actually answer your question
happy eggin
TB
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I did a chicken pot pie two weeks ago (actually two) with chicken I cooked on the egg, but I finished it in the oven.A couple of points: Did you cut vent holes in the pastry? You also could start with the filling cold. You also might try cutting down on the liquid; you should have just enough to bind the ingredients.*******Owner of a large and a beloved mini in Philadelphia
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I always cook it seperately, and put the puff pastry or biscuits on the top at the very end.
"You are who you are when nobody is looking"
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Thanks for the help. I used a few of the suggestions and it came out wonderful this time. I made sure that it didn't have alot of liquid in it this time but the best thing was I used a shallow baking pan instead of the dutch oven and it was spot on. Thanks so much...
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