Homemade chicken pot pie is a savory mix of chicken and vegetables placed between crusts with a delicious condensed soup or gravy.
Once the chicken and vegetable pot pie are combined, topped with a crust, and baked, you’ll have an all-inclusive dinner that does not require a side.

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Why You’ll Love Chicken in Pie Crust With Vegetables
There’s nothing quite like the taste of a savory chicken pot pie, but the frozen pot pies in the stores are loaded with sodium.

- you can and should make this ahead of time
- you could make and take this to any gathering
- the ingredients are easy to find
- great use of cooked chicken meat
- the meal is kid-friendly
- it would be best if you only made this meal
- The pot pie with chicken is an inexpensive meal that feeds many
You can easily make this easy pot pie even if you have never cooked anything like this before. You will find that it is easy to make and takes very little skill.
You won’t need any special kitchen essentials, nor will you need lots of time.

All you need is to be craving a pot pie and leftovers!
Equipment Needed To Make Fast Pot Pie With Chicken
You do not need anything fancy to pull this pot pie with chicken together, and you won’t need much time.
This easy pie crust and chicken veggie pot pie is ideal for any night of the week.
- If you are rolling out your pie crust, you will need a rolling pin, a mixing bowl, and a fork.
- Those following my short-cut recipe only need the pin to enlarge the crust.
- A large mixing bowl
- Big mixing spoon
- Large rubber spatula
- Pie Pan
- Knife
- Baking tray
- Oven
Ingredients For Your Recipe For Chicken PotPie
These are the tireless ingredients I’ve used for years to create the best damn chicken potpie, and you’ll find that they combine to make it a classic potpie.
You can also deviate from the listed ingredients and shortcut in other ways too, and I’ll elaborate on that as well, keep reading or jump to the recipe!
- Leftover roasted chicken, boiled chicken, fresh chicken, or canned chicken (drained)
- Frozen vegetables
- Soup
- Pie crusts (top and bottom)
How To Make Your Easy Chicken Pie Crust Pot Pie
You don’t need more than 5 minutes to toss this delicious comfort food together; the leftover cooked chicken is the star ingredient!
Of course, I am using canned chicken in the recipe, but whatever you choose, the meat is already cooked, which cuts the baking time considerably. AMEN!
Step 1: Prepping the Pie Crust Chicken Pot Pie CRUST
You’ll want to pull your pie crust out ahead of the preparation of the easy chicken pie crust pot pie, so you can easily unroll the pie crust without tearing it as you work with it.
I recommend about 1/2 hour ahead of time, but not more; we don’t want the pie crust for the chicken pot pie crust to be mooshy or hard to work with.
Simply remove your pie crust from the refrigerator, and allow it to sit on the counter.

First, you’ll want to preheat your oven and ensure your (deep) pie pan is ready, then set this aside.
Pro Tip To Get that Pie Crust Chicken Pot Pie Prepped Faster
Hot Tip: If you are in a pinch for time, you can open the pie crust wrapper and use the defrost cycle for 30 seconds on 50% power, and then your pie crust will unroll with ease out of the wrapper; just be stingy with the cycle because it can make the pie crust too soft and that will ruin it.
Step 2: The Chicken Meat Prep For Your Chicken in Pie Crust Recipe
Begin by choosing portions of your cooked chicken meat with nothing gross, and trim off anything you would not want to chew on.
However, if you use canned chicken meat, drain it, separate it, and then set it aside.
Once you’ve trimmed any chunky fat pieces off your chicken cut, chop that portion into bite-size pieces so that when you scoop your fork into the pie crust, you won’t require a knife to cut up your meal further.
Set this aside and move on to the next step.
Step 3: Chicken and Vegetable Pot Pie Preparation
Frozen veggies get combined with your gravy/soup of choice.

In this one, a condensed cheddar soup is the gravy of choice, and it will turn out a bubbling potpie with fabulous taste, as it pairs well with the chicken flavor.

Step 4: Pie Crust and Leftover Chicken Pot Pie Recipe
Now that you have combined all of this, you will transfer what you have in your mixing bowl into the pie crust.
So, place your pie crust base into a deep pie dish, and poke a few holes (using your fork) in the bottom to ensure you don’t end up with a soggy crust.
Next, place the chicken and vegetable (frozen) contents into the base pie crust.
Step 5: Topping Off The Chicken Veggie Pot Pie
Working with the additional top crust, place it atop the mixture in the deep pie baking dish and cover the contents.
If you need to, unroll the pie crust, place it on the counter(with a bit of flour underneath), and roll it to elongate it to cover as the top piece must be crimped and cover the radios of the pie.
Follow that with crimping the edges of the top crust to the bottom to seal.

Slit the top of the crust with a knife so your potpie will vent when baking.
Step 5: Bake Your Chicken Veggie Pie Recipe
I don’t use an egg wash for my recipe across the top of the crust; I place it on the baking tray (in case it bubbles over) and bake it until it is golden brown.
You can use an egg wash if you prefer.
This easy ham pot pie recipe comes together in less than an hour in the oven and after prep!
What To Serve With Your Chicken Pot Pie Recipe
The potpie is loaded with veggies and meat and your carb (the crust); therefore, it is a one-pan wonder and does not require much else.
However, I will give you a few serving suggestions.
Sides You Might Consider
- simple savory cinnamon applesauce
- horseradish for dipping
- cranberry sauce (if it’s around Thanksgiving and you have leftovers)
- apple wedges
Popular Substitutions: For Chicken In Pie Crust Pot Pie Recipe
- Instead of a refrigerated premade pie crust, you can make your own
- Puff pastry works well as a base and a top instead of a pie crust
- You can use a frozen pie crust as a base and a refrigerated pie crust as a top
- Different frozen vegetables can be chosen, such as a soup mix, just beans, or just corn, whatever your preference
- Different condensed soup mixes, such as cream of mushroom, cream of celery, and cream of bacon, can be used for your soup options
- Use gravy instead of condensed soups.
- Combine gravy and a condensed soup of choice.
- Add par-cooked wavey noodles to your mixture.
- You can cut the chicken into strips, cubes, chunks, or chop it perfectly, whatever you prefer.
- Cooked potato cubes could be added in
- Onion (partially cooked) can be used as it is not in this recipe
- Instead of adding chicken, you could use ham or roast beef
Is this Delicious Chicken Pot Pie a Full Meal?


Tips For Savory Chicken Pot Pie
Make sure you have a nice big mixing bowl.
There’s no need to defrost the veggies, as you can see below, I never do, and they cook just fine.

As for the chicken, make sure to shred the chicken or cube it small.

The meal cooks so fast because you will use cooked chicken, quite the game-changer component, don’t you agree?

Remember to vent the top so that the crust does not get soggy and it allows the steam to escape.
You can cut or tear the vent.
Other Delicious Chicken Recipes TO Try
- Easy Chicken Romano Cutlets | 1 Authentic Italian Entrée
- Lip-Smacking Lemon Chicken (FYA)
- Holy Fricken Fabulous Fried Chicken
- Broasted Chicken Recipe
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Chicken Pot Pie
Pot Pie.
There's really nothing quite like the taste.
A pastry covered meat and veggie lover dish, which is a welcome comfort food any time of the year.
Flaky, tender crust, that is golden brown and yields to a fork prong.
What makes one pot pie stand out from another is the meat and of course the 'gravy' used in the mixture.
Chicken, beef, turkey, or plant-based what is your favorite?
We don't purchase pot pies because they have way too much sodium in them.
Instead, I make Really Easy and Delicious Chicken Pot Pie on demand because there's so little prep.
Even if you have never cooked before, you can make chicken pot pie with ease.
You won't need any special bakeware, nor will you need lots of time.
All you need is to be craving a pot pie and the want for leftovers!
Ingredients
- 16 oz bag of frozen mixed vegetables corn, peas, carrots, green bean mix
- 2 Refrigerated Pie Crusts
- 2 Cans Cream of Chicken Soup (cream of cheddar soup,or cream of mushroom work well too)
- 12.5 Oz Cans drained Chicken breast meat 2 You can use just one if you prefer, or use 2 -3 cups of cooked chicken meat cubed
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400° F
- Unroll pie crusts.
- Place one pie crust in a deep pie baking dish.
- In a separate mixing bowl, combine vegetables and soup mix.
- Mix very well.
- Toss in chicken meat.
- Stir to combine.
- Transfer bowl combined ingredients to pie crust.
- Unroll additional pie crust and cover mixture.
- Crimp all edges to seal.
- Be sure to cut slits about three across the top of the pie crust to release steam.
Notes
On the last 20 minutes of baking, if the edges are getting too dark, you can pull it out and carefully place a foil cover around just the exterior crust 'crimps'.
(Use gloves or you will get burned)
Cutting slits is suggested to allow the steam to escape and more thorough cooking.
Generally, I cut a hole in the middle instead, to ensure cooking from the middle radiates to the exterior.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 8 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 554Total Fat: 26gSaturated Fat: 8gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 15gCholesterol: 104mgSodium: 818mgCarbohydrates: 42gFiber: 6gSugar: 6gProtein: 38g
Nutritional Content may be incorrect based on different ingredients, etc.