This homemade chicken pot pie is one of our family’s most loved winter meals. Warm, comforting, and made completely from scratch, this recipe features a rich, savory filling and a flaky homemade crust that works beautifully for both sweet and savory dishes.
In this Winter Series episode of Hungry for Home, I’m sharing my favorite way to make chicken pot pie using simple ingredients, a deeply flavorful broth, and a tried-and-true crust recipe that I keep stocked in my freezer year-round. This is the kind of meal made for cold evenings, full tables, and gathering the family back together at the end of the day.
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You’ll learn:
– How to make an easy homemade pie crust you can freeze ahead
– A flexible, flavorful chicken pot pie filling you can customize
– Tips for creating a rustic, cozy dish perfect for winter nights
If you’re looking for a comforting family dinner that feels both nostalgic and nourishing, this is one you’ll come back to again and again.
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9 Comments
I love making a chicken pot pie,make it just like you do but I put mine in a cast iron skillet something about that makes its so good.
I’m going to make this ! Yum!
That looks delicious! And that crust looks great. I do not like the green peas either so I use frozen green beans and I do add some (frozen) corn to the carrots, celery, onion and I like some cubed potatoes in it too. I don't know how to make homemade crusts so I have used the puff pastry on top. I have been trying to learn to make chicken pot pie from scratch, I bet this tastes as good as it looks. Thank you for demonstrating how you make it.
Looks great I would like to try it. What size dish do you use and depth ? Do you not have to pre bake the crust first to avoid a soggy bottom?
Delish and I almost feel like I could make it, thanks Ruth!
Putting on my grocery list of “things needed” to make very soon!!! Looks delicious!! Thank you for sharing!!
Hey girl- This looks amazing! Great job Ruth😁😋 I miss Heather – is she coming on soon?😘 Have a blessed day
Ha, so funny was just telling my husband I was thinking about making a chicken pot pie, and here you are. Thank you Ruth.
It looks amazing, Ruth. I received your cookbook for Christmas and I will have to see if the recipe is in there! You are a blessing!