Those lil' treats look delish, buT we actually eat Chicken Pot Pies regularly which have carrots, peas, creamy gravy, salt, pepper, chicken, milk, etc. and baked into a buttery crust (much like the one Chef used) and it's much larger than a small, bite-sized pie (although some smaller ones are found in our grocery stores, and/or as a novelty cafe/bakery type of item, too)!
I'm not really sure that I'd call this a chicken pie?? It looks more like a "pasty" or a "hand pie". From the title, I guess I was expecting a chicken pot pie, which would be made in a similar way to an apple pie, with a bottom and a top crust and a creamy chicken and vegetable filling. Pasties and hand pies are a more of a European staple. Either way, the puff pastry in these little pies looked very nicely done and the gents sure seemed to enjoy them! I'd love to see what they thought of a chicken pot pie as well! Much love and many blessings to everyone in the Tribal People Try family! 💛🕊️🙏
Lol 😊 To me (European) it looked like a large vol-au-vent 😂 The thumbnail pic looked like what I would call a chicken pie. But as you said, the guys seemed to enjoy it, so no worries 😊
@@hedda2022 Yes. When I was younger I used to help my mother prepare luncheon for her bridge club when it was her turn to host. I was in charge of taking the "hats" off of the puff pastry shells. LOL
It looked like a biscuit, but nicely made. They need to try an American pot pie, it's approximately 4-5 inches in diameter ,top and bottom crust "like pie 🥧 " but is filled with a creamy white gravy, small chunks of chicken, green peas and carrots . Or make one large pie 10 - 12 inch in diameter and share with all !😋👍👍👍👍👍
My goodness Mr. Tahir is soooooooooo hilarious!! I love watching my guys try global foods and drinks.. but getting to know the personalities of the gentlemen is truly a blessing!!
I second this. I wonder if they will figure out that the crust around one edge is there for fingers, to keep the pasty free from dirt after working in the mines - I had no idea about this until I was told and had eaten many Cornish pasties over the years. These guys are smart, I reckon Dr. Tahir would get that straight away!
They'd have to make it there though - I now know they have Chefs for this show, so perhaps they could find a traditional recipe to make it as authentic as possible?
in the uk, we love our pies (more than the US does), but we usually serve it with either mashed potatoes or chips, and gravy (adding steamed fresh veg is optional, some like mushy peas and some prefer baked beans - whatever!) I prefer a load of steamed savoy cabbage with a little white pepper on top. if you were to go to an English fish and chip shop, you can get a steamed pudding, chips, mushy peas and gravy in one portion - and it's very popular. I wouldn't inflict chip shop curry on TPT - it's good, but it's also rather bland. (yes, our 'chippys' do more than just fish and chips!)
We definitely eat our meat pies here in the US. I'd say chicken pot pie is probably the most common. We also have mincemeat around the holidays, but there's not a lot of meat in it.
@@DogwafflDan the impression we're given here in the uk is that pies are not as commonly eaten as they are in the uk. but definitely, we do have some rubbish cookery shows. watched Ina Garten make a pie once that was nearly a full butter pastry - and my mums reaction was one of utter shock and 'that's not pastry - that's just flour and fat! I don't put that much butter in a week of sandwiches!' especially when she used half a stick of butter for something basic. I do now wish I filmed my mum reacting to the 'food network'. she'd have been pure gold!
@@mycatz2fatgaming 🤣 I'll be honest - I hate spotted dick! but, now you mention it, I reckon TPT should try it. the name alone would be funny to them. as for meat pies - only if they're vegan - allergic to animal body parts as food. and again, I'd love to see the guys (and gals) try 'mock duck' in one of their traditional dishes.👍
@@bigt9374 I just assumed since I’ve seen some British TH-camrs eating something similar. Apologies. Then I have no idea where the idea for these pies came from.
You just gotta love them! 🤣🤣 Btw, Americans eat chicken pot pie which is different from this, but this looks delicious -- like a buttery and flaky roll stuffed with chicken. Yummy! 😋
Yummy,yummy,yummy.This kind of food is actually older than burgers and sandwiches with recipes from Medieval Europe existing. They might like "Hand Pies",so called because they fit in your hand.These can have meat and gravy but the best ones are fruit filling, chocolate pie filling or lemon pie filling.The filling is put inside a circle of pastry dough about the size of a person's hand ,crimped shut into a semi-circle and deep fried.
I wanna try a Cornish Pasty forever now.....especially watching all our Friends from the UK ❤ Oh and Fish n Chips! 😍 Much Peace & Love with Blessings from Southern California 🙏✌💕
I love eating a nice homemade chicken pot pie, but the frozen kinds are still good for a quick meal to eat. Besides Chicken; Beef Pot Pies and Turkey Pot Pies are a thing as well but you mostly find those in the frozen section at the grocery stores. A great brand of Pot Pies to eat in my opinion are the Marie Calendar ones, but nothing beats a pot pie made from scratch
Everytime I see them take a bite of food i wait to hear what they think about it and they all have their own opinions on the foods, always great to see the Tribal Guys Thank You.👍
Correction for the chef and moderator: In the USA, we rarely eat something like this, but we do eat a lot of fried chicken and biscuits, and chicken pot pie. Chicken pot pie is entirely different than chicken pie. I think Chicken pie is a British dish.
And British chicken pie is different. It has a lot of gravy. These are just a variation. They sell them from food carts in Pakistan (and tell them that it's American, I guess.
Our pies are made in dishes which are round. So all our pot pies, fruit pies, meat pies, etc. are round. And these meat pies would be terrible dipped in tea!! What a funny idea from a clever man. Love his humor.
To the fabulous Chef: That biscuit is gorgeous! Great job 👏👏👏 And while traditionally a pie shell is used, most people don't know how great a pot pie is inside a biscuit. The only problem is that if there is too much biscuit, it will suck up all of the precious creamy gravy, so i typically don't put dough on top (or I'll have extra gravy to add later) But really, what you made looks delicious and irresistible. You, and the whole crew are always in my prayers 💚🙏🕊
Pies were made in Greece, Italy and Egypt, way before America was even was known to exist. Many countries sell hot pies, ready to eat, including Australia. In Australia all types of meat pies are sold in most shopping centres and even local shops, hot and ready to eat, they are about twice the size of the ones on here. I remember them being sold in the canteen at school for lunch, but, back then, they were mainly beef pies. I'm in my mid 60's. I'm glad they got to try them.
It probably would have been nice to serve them this Chicken Pie... Along with a small bowl of Thick Creamy Chicken & Mushroom Soup... So that they could dip the mini Chicken Pie into the Soup... As it looked slightly dry compared to the Chicken Pies i usually have... But they certainly seemed to enjoy these Chicken Pies none the less. 👍😉
Hey TPT. This looks really delicious. I never had chicken pie BUT I've had chicken pot pie. I'm sure the former tastes as good as the latter. Keep these delicious foods and desserts coming. ਹੇ TPT. ਇਹ ਸੱਚਮੁੱਚ ਸੁਆਦੀ ਲੱਗਦਾ ਹੈ. ਮੇਰੇ ਕੋਲ ਕਦੇ ਚਿਕਨ ਪਾਈ ਨਹੀਂ ਸੀ ਪਰ ਮੇਰੇ ਕੋਲ ਚਿਕਨ ਪੋਟ ਪਾਈ ਹੈ। ਮੈਨੂੰ ਯਕੀਨ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਪਹਿਲਾਂ ਦਾ ਸਵਾਦ ਬਾਅਦ ਵਾਲੇ ਵਾਂਗ ਹੀ ਚੰਗਾ ਹੈ। ਇਨ੍ਹਾਂ ਸੁਆਦੀ ਭੋਜਨਾਂ ਅਤੇ ਮਿਠਾਈਆਂ ਨੂੰ ਆਉਂਦੇ ਰਹੋ। 🐔🥧🇺🇸🇵🇰😁
I'm in VA and I haven't either. I thought it was a typo and they meant pot pie, lol. I had to search for a recipe and most recipes that I found call it a chicken hand pie which makes more sense, lol.
I think this might be more british. The US isn't as big when it comes to meat pies as England is although we do have a chicken pie (which is called chicken pot pie) it doesn't look like that though
@@annettefournier9655 oh! Could definitely see it being common in New England and other older states that have british roots. It's not common in th south though unfortunately
I’ve never seen these before. They look good but I think most of us in the States actually eat Chicken ⭐️ Pot pies ⭐️. Of course they’re not the best version but if they’ve got the Chicken pot pie available at the KFC in your area? That will at least give you a good idea of what most of us in the States eat.
This is not an American dish....the only chicken pie is a chicken pot pie with veggies. I've never seen one of these... Although a friend In the UK told me they have chicken curry pies.😇❤️
It seems Mr. Tahir has been embracing the idea of “just take a bite,” rather than dissecting and examining the ingredients. It was Mr. Chaudhary who was pulling bits out, this time! 😄
@@greghamann2099 yes, maybe you missed the ones that explained that chicken pie is a British thing except it's served with gravy. This is the variation sold in the streets of Pakistan.
It's awesome it's called chicken pot pie that's cool I want to make mini😊ones like that my husband is obsessed with chicken pot pie beef pot pie and turkey all three are really good
Fish is too broad a category. If you look at sharks, it's bulls and females. Some other fish have similar designations, but when it hasn't been counted a specific word, it's just male and female. But, yeah saying fish, is like saying animals in general, rather than the more specific donkey he used in his scenario.
Why are some of these things called American? I along with a huge majority of commenters don't know what this is. The research is bad to get this so wrong. It looks delicious and it reproduces its recipe I would guess but this is absolutely not American by any stretch of the imagination. Why don't you get a common American cookbook like Betty Crocker. I don't like the tasters being misled with false information. We are misunderstood enough around the world already.
The title of the video isn't chicken pot pie, it's chicken pie. Coming from Europe I think they're two different things. Though having said that, what they were served didn't look like either - it seemed more like a vol-au-vent 😂
They may have tried their version of a BLT before; using turkey bacon. I always hate suggesting foods that call for pork because with the substitution, it could never taste like the original.
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Those lil' treats look delish, buT we actually eat Chicken Pot Pies regularly which have carrots, peas, creamy gravy, salt, pepper, chicken, milk, etc. and baked into a buttery crust (much like the one Chef used) and it's much larger than a small, bite-sized pie (although some smaller ones are found in our grocery stores, and/or as a novelty cafe/bakery type of item, too)!
I'm not really sure that I'd call this a chicken pie?? It looks more like a "pasty" or a "hand pie". From the title, I guess I was expecting a chicken pot pie, which would be made in a similar way to an apple pie, with a bottom and a top crust and a creamy chicken and vegetable filling. Pasties and hand pies are a more of a European staple. Either way, the puff pastry in these little pies looked very nicely done and the gents sure seemed to enjoy them! I'd love to see what they thought of a chicken pot pie as well! Much love and many blessings to everyone in the Tribal People Try family! 💛🕊️🙏
Lol 😊 To me (European) it looked like a large vol-au-vent 😂 The thumbnail pic looked like what I would call a chicken pie. But as you said, the guys seemed to enjoy it, so no worries 😊
@@hedda2022 Yes. When I was younger I used to help my mother prepare luncheon for her bridge club when it was her turn to host. I was in charge of taking the "hats" off of the puff pastry shells. LOL
I have lived in Iowa most of my 65 years and have never seen a chicken pie that looks like these.
😂
Illinois and same but I'd be more than happy to have more crust on the the chicken pot pies I know! lol I feel like someone has hacked the system
It looked like a biscuit, but nicely made. They need to try an American pot pie, it's approximately 4-5 inches in diameter ,top and bottom crust "like pie 🥧 " but is filled with a creamy white gravy, small chunks of chicken, green peas and carrots . Or make one large pie 10 - 12 inch in diameter and share with all !😋👍👍👍👍👍
Just thinking the same thing. Comfort food!!
Yup this!!!
That's what I think of as a chicken pie. I've never seen one like they're eating. It looks dry.
It's not what I think of as a chicken pie, but I really want to try one of these. Lovely golden crust.
@@kathyfox5193 oh yeah, me too!
I think you guys need to give this recipe to Mr. Chaudry and Mr. Tahir. They really like it. I hope you all stay safe.
My goodness Mr. Tahir is soooooooooo hilarious!! I love watching my guys try global foods and drinks.. but getting to know the personalities of the gentlemen is truly a blessing!!
Tahir is a quake and following his primitive amatuer medical advice could kill someone.
Yes! Mr. Tahir makes me chuckle every single video!
Their enthusiasm made me want to eat one! Glad they loved it. 😁
Can you get the crew to try a Cornish pasty . It's a traditional pie which English miners took down the coal pits .
I second this. I wonder if they will figure out that the crust around one edge is there for fingers, to keep the pasty free from dirt after working in the mines - I had no idea about this until I was told and had eaten many Cornish pasties over the years. These guys are smart, I reckon Dr. Tahir would get that straight away!
Cornish miners, Welsh miners.
Yes, we have those here in Grass Valley, California. The Cornish miners mined here. They are delicious❤
They'd have to make it there though - I now know they have Chefs for this show, so perhaps they could find a traditional recipe to make it as authentic as possible?
@@rubek1990 no Cornish miners buddy . Why would Welsh miners be eating Cornish food 😂
I wonder if they would enjoy a cheese and onion pie/pasty . Glad they enjoyed this so much
They each have their own style of tasting . I really like their approach .
Peace love and happiness to my brothers
I have never in my life seen this kind of chicken pie!?!
Solid!
Top KEK!
Peace be with you.
in the uk, we love our pies (more than the US does), but we usually serve it with either mashed potatoes or chips, and gravy (adding steamed fresh veg is optional, some like mushy peas and some prefer baked beans - whatever!) I prefer a load of steamed savoy cabbage with a little white pepper on top.
if you were to go to an English fish and chip shop, you can get a steamed pudding, chips, mushy peas and gravy in one portion - and it's very popular. I wouldn't inflict chip shop curry on TPT - it's good, but it's also rather bland.
(yes, our 'chippys' do more than just fish and chips!)
We definitely eat our meat pies here in the US. I'd say chicken pot pie is probably the most common. We also have mincemeat around the holidays, but there's not a lot of meat in it.
@@DogwafflDan the impression we're given here in the uk is that pies are not as commonly eaten as they are in the uk. but definitely, we do have some rubbish cookery shows. watched Ina Garten make a pie once that was nearly a full butter pastry - and my mums reaction was one of utter shock and 'that's not pastry - that's just flour and fat! I don't put that much butter in a week of sandwiches!' especially when she used half a stick of butter for something basic. I do now wish I filmed my mum reacting to the 'food network'. she'd have been pure gold!
@audiocoffee You guys do love your meat pies and spotted dick don't ya?
@@mycatz2fatgaming 🤣 I'll be honest - I hate spotted dick! but, now you mention it, I reckon TPT should try it.
the name alone would be funny to them.
as for meat pies - only if they're vegan - allergic to animal body parts as food. and again, I'd love to see the guys (and gals) try 'mock duck' in one of their traditional dishes.👍
Just to be clear, whatever you saw them eat today is defiantly not something we eat. That said I would love to eat at a real chip shop someday.
The pie they had is more of a British style chicken pie. Americans are more used to a larger chicken pot pie.
That ain't British either
@@bigt9374 I just assumed since I’ve seen some British TH-camrs eating something similar. Apologies. Then I have no idea where the idea for these pies came from.
It is interesting that no one can guess what that thing really is.
You just gotta love them! 🤣🤣 Btw, Americans eat chicken pot pie which is different from this, but this looks delicious -- like a buttery and flaky roll stuffed with chicken. Yummy! 😋
Yummy,yummy,yummy.This kind of food is actually older than burgers and sandwiches with recipes from Medieval Europe existing. They might like "Hand Pies",so called because they fit in your hand.These can have meat and gravy but the best ones are fruit filling, chocolate pie filling or lemon pie filling.The filling is put inside a circle of pastry dough about the size of a person's hand ,crimped shut into a semi-circle and deep fried.
You cant beat a good meat pie❤
Beef n onions delicious ❤
Love peace from the U.K ❤
You guys should try a cornish pasty from Cornwall England uk
I wanna try a Cornish Pasty forever now.....especially watching all our Friends from the UK ❤ Oh and Fish n Chips! 😍
Much Peace & Love with Blessings from Southern California 🙏✌💕
What about a PUKKA pie?🤤
We usually have what is called a pot pie. What you have is different, but still looks good!
We need to meet these amazing chefs!
That's the smallest pie I have ever seen 😊
My pie is bigger
It’s interesting that every culture makes meat pies in their own ways. I love pasties!
Good job, Chef. ⭐️
You said Americans love to eat chicken pie I've been born and raised in America my whole life and never even heard of chicken pie
Now I want one
It would be lovely for them to have their instagram pages
I love eating a nice homemade chicken pot pie, but the frozen kinds are still good for a quick meal to eat. Besides Chicken; Beef Pot Pies and Turkey Pot Pies are a thing as well but you mostly find those in the frozen section at the grocery stores. A great brand of Pot Pies to eat in my opinion are the Marie Calendar ones, but nothing beats a pot pie made from scratch
I love watching these guys,makes me happy
I thought it was a biscuit at first, never seen one so small. Or that you didn't need a spoon to eat it.
That looks a lot like a vol-au-vent, the way it's made. And it looks delicious!
They are much bigger here in 🇺🇸. With veggies. And whatever kind of meat you want. It is a comfort food😊❤❤❤❤
Everytime I see them take a bite of
food i wait to hear what they think
about it and they all have their own
opinions on the foods, always great
to see the Tribal Guys Thank You.👍
I've never heard of Chicken Pie! We have Chicken Pot Pie which I ❤️
I do love a good pie.
Saludos cordiales desde Venezuela... 😊🎉
Saludos y Bendiciones Desde California ❤🙏
Correction for the chef and moderator: In the USA, we rarely eat something like this, but we do eat a lot of fried chicken and biscuits, and chicken pot pie. Chicken pot pie is entirely different than chicken pie. I think Chicken pie is a British dish.
That was an appetizer size pie, not a meal size pie. Yes, please get a recipe for chicken pot pie. The ingredients should be available there.
yes, on the internet. lol.
And British chicken pie is different. It has a lot of gravy. These are just a variation. They sell them from food carts in Pakistan (and tell them that it's American, I guess.
Your guess is as good as mine. I don't know what that thing was.
I'm from America and have never seen this. I would like to try it though.
Americans love it? I have never seen anything like that, except for maybe a biscuit.
Our pies are made in dishes which are round. So all our pot pies, fruit pies, meat pies, etc. are round. And these meat pies would be terrible dipped in tea!! What a funny idea from a clever man. Love his humor.
As an American I have never seen these chicken pies.
I love chicken and mushroom pies, in fact I love all meat pies. Hope they get to try Cornish Pasties and Jamaican curried patties
To the fabulous Chef: That biscuit is gorgeous! Great job 👏👏👏 And while traditionally a pie shell is used, most people don't know how great a pot pie is inside a biscuit. The only problem is that if there is too much biscuit, it will suck up all of the precious creamy gravy, so i typically don't put dough on top (or I'll have extra gravy to add later) But really, what you made looks delicious and irresistible. You, and the whole crew are always in my prayers 💚🙏🕊
It's not just Americans who love eating Chicken pie.. So do we British. I love a good quality chicken and mushroom pie... Delicious ❤
Pies were made in Greece, Italy and Egypt, way before America was even was known to exist. Many countries sell hot pies, ready to eat, including Australia. In Australia all types of meat pies are sold in most shopping centres and even local shops, hot and ready to eat, they are about twice the size of the ones on here. I remember them being sold in the canteen at school for lunch, but, back then, they were mainly beef pies. I'm in my mid 60's. I'm glad they got to try them.
It's the same in New Zealand, which I guess isn't that surprising lol. Chicken pies, pasties and bacon & egg pies are my favourites
Well I guess that explains why Americans love them, because we come from every part of the world 🤷♀️
@@dori3will I think that's how most countries are. I know Australia has many people, from many different countries, here.
They got the mini portable version of chicken pie or chicken pot pie
Me talking to the computer screen….” I hope they give the gentleman something to drink with that!” 😳😯😁 Could be a little dry without a beverage 🤔🤭
Americans eat this? I've never heard of chicken pie. However, I've had chicken pot pie. It has chicken and vegetables and a gravy like sauce in it.
our chicken pot pies don't look like those, those look like pasties, but all in all they look good, i'd try it lol.
It probably would have been nice to serve them this Chicken Pie... Along with a small bowl of Thick Creamy Chicken & Mushroom Soup... So that they could dip the mini Chicken Pie into the Soup... As it looked slightly dry compared to the Chicken Pies i usually have... But they certainly seemed to enjoy these Chicken Pies none the less. 👍😉
A regular chicken pot pie would've sufficed, as well!
I don't think this poor excuse for an American chicken pie can be rescued by dipping it in anything.
I honestly thought that Raffique C was going to try and fit it in in one mouthful! 😮😂😂😂😂
Best chicken pie in my life was from Shezhan Bakery, L Block, Lahore Cantonment around 1997.
Love these guys! Hai hai hai kyaa baat.
I never saw one of these, and I am in the US. Recipe please!
I live for Tahir's "tennnnnn"! 🔔👍🏼💖
Love ❤🎉 from mana Lahore
"You could easily eat 18 of these! " somebody is hungry!
Hey TPT. This looks really delicious. I never had chicken pie BUT I've had chicken pot pie. I'm sure the former tastes as good as the latter. Keep these delicious foods and desserts coming.
ਹੇ TPT. ਇਹ ਸੱਚਮੁੱਚ ਸੁਆਦੀ ਲੱਗਦਾ ਹੈ. ਮੇਰੇ ਕੋਲ ਕਦੇ ਚਿਕਨ ਪਾਈ ਨਹੀਂ ਸੀ ਪਰ ਮੇਰੇ ਕੋਲ ਚਿਕਨ ਪੋਟ ਪਾਈ ਹੈ। ਮੈਨੂੰ ਯਕੀਨ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਪਹਿਲਾਂ ਦਾ ਸਵਾਦ ਬਾਅਦ ਵਾਲੇ ਵਾਂਗ ਹੀ ਚੰਗਾ ਹੈ। ਇਨ੍ਹਾਂ ਸੁਆਦੀ ਭੋਜਨਾਂ ਅਤੇ ਮਿਠਾਈਆਂ ਨੂੰ ਆਉਂਦੇ ਰਹੋ।
🐔🥧🇺🇸🇵🇰😁
I never heard of it. Must not be a Wisconsin thing. Looks good though.
I'm in VA and I haven't either. I thought it was a typo and they meant pot pie, lol. I had to search for a recipe and most recipes that I found call it a chicken hand pie which makes more sense, lol.
I live in Wisconsin. Don't blame that abomination on us. It is not from this world.
I didn’t catch where chicken pies are popular. I’ve never heard of that. Good one.
I think this might be more british.
The US isn't as big when it comes to meat pies as England is although we do have a chicken pie (which is called chicken pot pie) it doesn't look like that though
Oh nay, nay. In New England I grew up with meat hand pies and pot pies for dinner.
@@annettefournier9655 oh! Could definitely see it being common in New England and other older states that have british roots.
It's not common in th south though unfortunately
West Coast. None of that unless there's someone with British roots.
I am eating some Chicken Pot Pie watching this. So delicious.
I britain we serve out pies traditionally pie mashed potatoe mushy peas and gravy, i am sure TTPT would love this meal.
I’ve never seen these before. They look good but I think most of us in the States actually eat Chicken ⭐️ Pot pies ⭐️. Of course they’re not the best version but if they’ve got the Chicken pot pie available at the KFC in your area? That will at least give you a good idea of what most of us in the States eat.
I actually prefer the Kentucky Fried Chicken pot pies over the Marie Callender ones!
Tahir cracks me up. He is too funny. In the US, he would make a great stand up comedian :)
What part of the US are those from? I've never seen anything like that. They look like stuffed (American) biscuits.
This is not an American dish....the only chicken pie is a chicken pot pie with veggies. I've never seen one of these... Although a friend In the UK told me they have chicken curry pies.😇❤️
It seems Mr. Tahir has been embracing the idea of “just take a bite,” rather than dissecting and examining the ingredients.
It was Mr. Chaudhary who was pulling bits out, this time!
😄
I’m American. I’ve never seen anything like this.
It makes me chuckle when they assuming the meal timings based on the food. Chicken pie for breakfast? No!
You should have them try cheese tortellini in a creamy garlic sauce with asparagus as a side dish.
Never seen that dish in my life
It's a version of chicken pot pie
@@supportvawa2213 I am not certain what that thing is and nobody else does either.
@@greghamann2099 read the other comments
@@supportvawa2213 I did. Did You?
@@greghamann2099 yes, maybe you missed the ones that explained that chicken pie is a British thing except it's served with gravy. This is the variation sold in the streets of Pakistan.
Thinking they need to try chicken and gravy on pancakes or waffles.
Looks and sounds like this one was made with puff pastry. No wonder they found it buttery.
I bet these gentlemen would enjoy a Boston Creme Pie!
Looks yummy but needs some gravy!
That looks more like a British meat pie than an American pot pie. Both are good though.
It's awesome it's called chicken pot pie that's cool I want to make mini😊ones like that my husband is obsessed with chicken pot pie beef pot pie and turkey all three are really good
It's frustrating for some of us Americans to identify where some "American" foods are from!---Ah, Mr.R...what an observation.
"we never make anything correctly, we continually say that villagers are trying things "for the first time" and we keep losing viewers?!"
Everyone knows... Pie R round, Cornbread R square.
Sub-a scriba❤😂 i could recognize these voices if i had my eyes closed after 2 years✅💯😁
Apple pie reminds of The rock 😂😂 dawyne jhonson 😅
0.22 Chaudhary is a bit slow but, Samosa? LOL
2:54 Mr. Fish
I'm American and have never seen a chicken pie in my life. Chicken pot pie, but not chicken pie.
We don't eat chicken pie. We eat chicken pot pie. Very different. We do eat chicken and biscuits and Chicken sandwiches.
Fish is too broad a category. If you look at sharks, it's bulls and females. Some other fish have similar designations, but when it hasn't been counted a specific word, it's just male and female. But, yeah saying fish, is like saying animals in general, rather than the more specific donkey he used in his scenario.
Why are some of these things called American? I along with a huge majority of commenters don't know what this is. The research is bad to get this so wrong. It looks delicious and it reproduces its recipe I would guess but this is absolutely not American by any stretch of the imagination. Why don't you get a common American cookbook like Betty Crocker. I don't like the tasters being misled with false information. We are misunderstood enough around the world already.
Those are nothing like any chicken pie I’ve ever eaten in America - and I’ve eaten my share! 😂
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I don't know what that is, but it's not a Chicken Pot Pie.
The title of the video isn't chicken pot pie, it's chicken pie. Coming from Europe I think they're two different things. Though having said that, what they were served didn't look like either - it seemed more like a vol-au-vent 😂
Have they ever tried a BLT? bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich. It's even better on toast.
Bacon wouldn't be halal. They don't eat.pork.
They may have tried their version of a BLT before; using turkey bacon. I always hate suggesting foods that call for pork because with the substitution, it could never taste like the original.
Has Gulsher used just for tribal men on his beard? 😂
The "husband" of a female/gay fish is called a "Tuna Aficionado". Very American joke. sorry. my bad.
They say they can eat much more do a steak challenge
I hope you are ready to be disappointed by the thoroughly cooked steaks.
Chicken pot pie? It doesn't look like it! But whatever, it looks good!
I don't know that these are American...
I guess that’s more like a chicken Pattie
Flakey crust, creamy inside ...
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