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Рецепт Naked Chicken Pot Pie
by Christine Lamb

Chicken pot pie used to be a much livelier dish.

In Roman Empire days, these pastries sometimes had living birds under the crust

that would burst out of the shell when served.

Meat pies became trendy again in 16th century

England, where one author, perhaps inspired by the Romans, wrote a recipe

“to make pies that the birds may be alive and fly out when it is cut up…"

But most pies were simpler affairs, involving a pastry crust, meat and gravy.

Fondness for meat pies later crossed the Atlantic into the New World. The

cookbook American Cookery, published in

1796, included recipes

for chicken pot pie, beef pot pie, and something called “Sea Pie,” which called

for pigeons, turkey, veal and mutton. The recipe was originally developed

aboard ships, which used whatever preserved meats were available.

Research Source: Smithsonian

Try

this chicken pot pie with no crust. A healthier way to eat chicken pot pie.

Naked

Chicken Pot Pie

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2013, Christine’s Pantry. All rights reserved.

Ingredients:

1

Directions:

Preheat

oven to 400 degrees.

In

a skillet, heat oil over medium heat, add ground chicken, salt, pepper, garlic

powder, liquid smoke, Worcestershire sauce, breaking meat up, cook until no

longer pink.

In

a separate skillet, melt butter over medium heat; add onions, bell peppers,

salt and pepper, stirring. Cook about 5 minutes. Stir in soup.

Spoon

onion mixture into lightly greased 13x9 baking dish. Add meat and potato. Stir.

Sprinkle parmesan cheese.

Bake

for 15 minutes, until golden. Enjoy!