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Trim Healthy Mama Chicken Pot Pie Review

Baking· In the American kitchen· The Salesman· Trim Healthy Mama

15 Oct

There are two vegetables that I have avoided since The Salesman’s diabetes diagnosis:

Peas and carrots

And tonight’s recipe for dinner included both vegetables.  Normally, we think of vegetables as being low in sugar; but some vegetables rank higher in sugar.  And that was the reason I had avoided these two until tonight.  Now that The Salesman is four months out from his diagnosis, and has cut sugar out of his diet, I decided to try a recipe that had a small amount of peas and carrots.

Let me just start out by saying, The Salesman liked this meal. It was tasty. He had a very generous first serving and a generous second serving.  We paired a green salad with this comfort food to round out our meal.

My sister-in-love, Nancy, makes the best Chicken Pot Pie ever.  I still remember some twenty years ago, arriving at her home as she was finishing the crust…  For years, anytime I made a chicken pot pie, I used Nancy’s recipe.  Since we are following the THM plan, it was time to try Chicken Pot Pie from the Trim Healthy Mama perspective.

Here are the recipe details:

Cookbook:  Trim Healthy Mama Cookbook
Chapter:  Oven Dishes
Recipe:  Chicken Pot Pie
Serving:  Family Serve – Feeds 6 to 8
Fuel: S, Satisfying

This recipe was divided into two steps:  

The filling and the crust.

I would suggest prepping your chicken beforehand, so that the recipe moves along.  *Someone* did not put the chicken in the refrigerator to thaw the night before and *someone* had to cook the chicken while the filling was simmering on the stove top…

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And one would think that I was excited to open the peas, because here is where some of the peas landed when I opened the bag… And sad to say, there were a good many that found their way to the floor!

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Now this was where I was aiming to put the peas…
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 The filling was tasty!

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And I decided to be a little creative with the crust.  I did not read the last few lines of the recipe that mentioned browning the crust.  Details, details.

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I was ready to eat! And may have already eaten most of my salad by the time the pot pie came out of the oven.

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Flavorful and delicious!

Two thumbs up!

Enjoy!

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