I like a crust on the bottom too. Crust is my favorite part. Maybe use a store bought puff pastry on the bottom, par bake it and continue with the rest as you did. Your crust looks amazing! 👍🏼👍🏼
I am sorry all, but to me a pie is NOT REALLY a pie without a bottom crust... Even TRUE IRISH Shepherd's Pie has a layer of mashed potatoes at the BOTTOM; thus acting like a bottom crust...
Awesome recipe! For those following along at home, here are some notes I had: 1. Following the filling recipe in the description, we were able to make 4 pies (only wanted 2...). Stretching the dough on top a little thinner made it work tho. We doubled the filling because it looked like that part was for one pie, but idk ymmv 2. Put a pan under your pie for baking (or don't overfill it). Mine leaked and now I will be cleaning the oven. 3. Tasted fine without Marmite, added some extra better-than-bouillon but idk how marmite tastes, but it's hard to find here. 4. Worcestershire sauce goes hard with this (especially if you go too light on the seasoning) 5. Don't forget the pastry dough needs salt! The pastry dough turned out amazing. Definitely worth making it and following the recipe.
As a Brit, I believe a pie should have a pastry bottom, sides and top. However, I must say your pastry looks wonderful, just wish there was more on it.
There is a paste bullion called Better Than Bullion. I am IN LOVE with that stuff. DONT eat it straight from the jar , the salt will kick ya hard. But it makes THE BEST gravies and sauces! I am horrible at gravies with flour , so i use corn starch and this bullion, mix it with water first to dissolve it .
Try adding just a bit of chicken Better Than Bouillon to canned chicken noodle soup and it makes it taste homemade. Simple way to really upgrade can soup.
Makes you even more a pro to show a little mistake and explain what happened. That really helps people that struggle bc, being real, these things happen and it's ok. This looks amazing!
I was fortunate enough to be in the kitchen with my great-grandmother and my grandmother and the only thing that they did different on this recipe, including the fancy topping was they had a base in the dish of dough and it was maybe a little thicker dish but it did have the top but you poured the ingredients right in the dish without actually having a pie bottom. That made an incredible difference.
DUUUDE...Chicken pot pie is my absolute favorite!!!👍👍👍 Don't you dare worry about any of the crust and pastry Is falling apart or being uneven, That is the beauty part about homemade👌 I am definitely keeping this recipe!❤
My go to in the winter is make my best pot of chicken soup and have it that night. And the next night make chicken pot pie with the left over soup. Just thicken it and add peas and what ever I have laying around. And yes, I'm going have to try your secret ingredients and the fresh herb next time. And I agree with making pie crust from scratch. It's easy and makes all the difference in the world. I just use the crust recipe in the jacket of the Good Housekeeping Cookbook. Although I'm going to also try your crust. I looks killer. Cheers
Freeze your butter. Then use a cheese grater to make the chucks of butter. This keeps them very cold and they can be mixed quickly through the flour. Ta Da!
Wow! A chef whom openly admits his errors when he could have edited 12:50 the mistake out in post production! Damn dude. Serious respect✌🏻🤙🏻 Always been a fan👍🏻👏🏻
Thankyou you are the only channel that educates you how to make pastry! I know buying store bought is a great shortcut for busy people - but it’s really handy to learn the technique
I've become addicted to savory pies and pasties. I have lots of dietary restrictions, and find that I can make a real treat for myself that is still legal by making simple adjustments to recipes. I have "The Pie Room", which is excellent. Erin Jeanne McDowell's "Savory Baking" is also excellent. Have not made a chicken pot pie yet (lots of steak and mushroom pies and hand pies, though). Will try this soon. Love your channel.
Alton Brown recommends using the bench scraper to fold it in 1/3s once you press the dough mss into. Pile and press it it ft. Usually about 5 fold should bring it together
A real pot pie has a bottom crust. Lay the bottom crust in the pie plate, then blind bake it. When the crust has cooled, proceed with the recipe. Easy. 🤗
I just made a pot pie the other day. Made similarly, only I used store bought dough. It was so far the best pie I've ever done. I'm glad I took notes while I made it so I can recreate it again
LOVE Marmite toast with tons of butter- definitely an acquired taste for the Americans! The British influence where I grew up helps. This looks super yummm- thank you! 🤤
I made a homemade turkey pot pie with leftover smoked turkey and I can say without a doubt it is THE best way to use up leftover smoked turkey there is.
No other choice but to try making this,I feel like this flaky pie dought recipe is a keeper for so many other dishes! Thank you so much man keep it up!❤
Taste the Pea-ness! Back in my restaurant days, we'd make these in little 6 inch ramekins for individual servings, works great for home as well, Can customize the filling for each little pie if you have picky eaters in the house.
The pie looks delicious. I'm serving individual 🐔 pot pies tonight. I made my own pastry, but i am looking forward to trying your pastry recipe. Thanks for sharing. ❤
In the Netherlands we call this dough 'kort boter deeg' normally its used for cookies and is not savoury at all, the method you use is spot on btw. Certainly gonna try this some time in the holidays ❤
Man, you are my go-to chef for common recipes. Ive watched about 10 different versions of chicken pot pie. I literally came to you last. Nevertheless, you are thorough, relatable, and down to earth. You are clearly talented af but you dont really intimated your viewers with your kniwledge or skills. You also tend to provide multiple avenues of approaching your recipe and what and why it might differ from your results. For example, you made your own pie crust, but advised yiu can buy one too, but home made can yield the best flavor and results. Absolutely truth. You're always spot on, life long supporter, and viewer. Thank you for the content.
Your videos hit a sweet spot with real meals using fresh ingredients. I'm a caretaker for several family member with little time but a desire to serve healthy meals. You show how to divide recipes into prep and cook, prep rosemary salt and section turkey days ahead at night, combine as needed. BTW, might be heresy, I microwave chopped onion and carrots before browning to save time and attention by softening them, then fry for Maillard reaction.
Quite often the "pungent pea-ness" will add a wonderful note of blue vein cheese which I think is a great addition to any moist bird. The crust overhang issue... pfft, purely looks and didn't seem to affect the short crust pastry flavour,, however thank you for showing, it just boosts your credibility. Great recipe, video and presentation, thank you 🤩
Today is the day. I watched this video around 20x during the last 2 weeks. I cook a lot but never dough. Watching the dough portion over and over again. The flour and butter mixture is now been made and sitting in the fridge for 10 more minutes before I try to add the egg and water mixture. Wish me luck!
Hey if you get discouraged just keep at it. Dough is something you have to get used to, the longer you work with doughs in general the more comfortable you get. It’s so worth it. I make every kind of dough but I make tortillas about 3 days a week.
Love the wine, I also add wine to my chicken pot pie. A few dashes of poultry seasoning, I love that stuff. I put it in my dumplings as well. Not too much, it's intense.
My pot pie is never dry. Use my granny's flake proof ingredient.. white vinegar. My filling last yr was the best. Used black silky chicken in the multiple cooker to obtain the tastiest broth 😋.. I have to make a double crust... This recipe will top my pot-pie this yr 2024!
Man, I *love* making chicken (and mushroom) pie and it's been well over a year since I last made one, I'm just realizing. Next weekend, I'll be making one again!
One of my favorite thigs about Marie Callendars pot pies is having the crust above and BELOW. What modifications would need to be made to add the crust on the bottom as well?
I like to put a stick of butter in the freezer ice tray for about 20 minutes and then grate it into the flour. Less hand mixing and the dough stays nice and cold.
Love this❤my fav is cpp ,I am definitely going to try and make my own crust you made it look so easy I have a question you were using a gas burner are they hard to use ? I feel that some recipes really need gas and I only have a grill or glass top stove ,anyway going to watch all your videos since I found you !
I'm obsessed with chicken pot pie. The crust recipe is great and the filling looks amazing. I will make this as a soup since I need to be low-carb which sucks. Thank you so much! P.S I hate celery too.
I don't know why I don't see chefs advising to put the flour in the refrigerator for flaky crusts. It makes things fool proof. You can even mix the dough in a food processor with no fear of over heating; done in seconds.
If your chicken is raw, another idea is to boil in the stock the parts of the chicken you're using along with the bones. It fortifies the stock while making the chicken very tender. You'll probably have a lot of leftover stock in the end but I don't see that as a problem
My wife made this for dinner tonight. I can't thank you enough. It's delicious and the best crust I've ever had. My son asked that she make it once a month. The only problem is, there's now a huge dent in our refrigerator.
I also really, really hate celery and your "Celery can f*** off" line resonated me more than anything I've heard on the internet in a long time. I don't know if you garden, but if you do, consider perpetual spinach, aka perpetual chard. It's in the chard family and the stalks are a perfect culinary substitute for celery, but without the nasty taste (they aren't stringy either). The leaves also substitute for spinach, or when they get bigger, for cabbage rolls. It loves the heat; you mentioned HEB in another video so I'm guessing you're in Texas. I'm in Houston and this plant thrives here. It's pretty cold tolerant too; mine got snowed on last week and really didn't notice.
Ya know, I used to think Jamie Oliver was down to earth more than most guys, and he is, but Sonny is such a dude!! That can cook!! LoL 😂 Way to go on another great video!! 👍👍
When Sonny said "pungent pea-ness" we all knew in those few seconds that there was a 0% chance Marcus was letting that slide. 😅
I died laughing
Seriously… who’d let that one get away?? 🤣🤣🤣
@@jeremycharbonneau8031as did I
You'd think he'd avoid calling the dough "rock hard" post "pungent pea-ness"😂
it was a genuine mistake....lol
I love how he kept the “imperfections” in the video. It makes it way more realistic in my opinion and lets me think I can actually attempt this
Appreciate you not hiding the little mistakes Dude.
Failing forward as I call it
@@Mojo16011973 like pungent peaness
I like a crust on the bottom too. Crust is my favorite part. Maybe use a store bought puff pastry on the bottom, par bake it and continue with the rest as you did.
Your crust looks amazing! 👍🏼👍🏼
I am sorry all, but to me a pie is NOT REALLY a pie without a bottom crust... Even TRUE IRISH Shepherd's Pie has a layer of mashed potatoes at the BOTTOM; thus acting like a bottom crust...
Awesome recipe! For those following along at home, here are some notes I had:
1. Following the filling recipe in the description, we were able to make 4 pies (only wanted 2...). Stretching the dough on top a little thinner made it work tho. We doubled the filling because it looked like that part was for one pie, but idk ymmv
2. Put a pan under your pie for baking (or don't overfill it). Mine leaked and now I will be cleaning the oven.
3. Tasted fine without Marmite, added some extra better-than-bouillon but idk how marmite tastes, but it's hard to find here.
4. Worcestershire sauce goes hard with this (especially if you go too light on the seasoning)
5. Don't forget the pastry dough needs salt!
The pastry dough turned out amazing. Definitely worth making it and following the recipe.
As a Brit, I believe a pie should have a pastry bottom, sides and top. However, I must say your pastry looks wonderful, just wish there was more on it.
Agree.
I agree it seemed a little...irreverent😂 but still looks and sounds delish
I’m an American and I agree.
I'm Asian and I concur.
I'm a firm believer that a pie should have a pastry bottom as well. In Britain pies tend to only have a pastry top.
“Celery can f*** off” I will always love your crusade against celery.😂
Literally LOL’d when it hit
Celery is literally the worst common vegetable.
Cooked celery is fine. Raw celery has no place in anything.
@@NerdyMusicChef 1/2 cup of slightly salty fibrous dental floss... TDCC is like GTFOH 😂
I love that Sonny also shares my hate for celery ❤
At home, we cook for the flavor way more than the presentation. I love your imperfect pie crust. The entire chicken pot pie looks delicious.
Best cooking channel on TH-cam, never change my dudes!
There is a paste bullion called Better Than Bullion. I am IN LOVE with that stuff. DONT eat it straight from the jar , the salt will kick ya hard. But it makes THE BEST gravies and sauces! I am horrible at gravies with flour , so i use corn starch and this bullion, mix it with water first to dissolve it .
In lieu of Vegemite, makes a nice toasty too.
Try adding just a bit of chicken Better Than Bouillon to canned chicken noodle soup and it makes it taste homemade. Simple way to really upgrade can soup.
Makes you even more a pro to show a little mistake and explain what happened. That really helps people that struggle bc, being real, these things happen and it's ok. This looks amazing!
I was fortunate enough to be in the kitchen with my great-grandmother and my grandmother and the only thing that they did different on this recipe, including the fancy topping was they had a base in the dish of dough and it was maybe a little thicker dish but it did have the top but you poured the ingredients right in the dish without actually having a pie bottom. That made an incredible difference.
DUUUDE...Chicken pot pie is my absolute favorite!!!👍👍👍 Don't you dare worry about any of the crust and pastry Is falling apart or being uneven, That is the beauty part about homemade👌 I am definitely keeping this recipe!❤
100% ❤
Thanks!
Thank you!
My go to in the winter is make my best pot of chicken soup and have it that night. And the next night make chicken pot pie with the left over soup. Just thicken it and add peas and what ever I have laying around. And yes, I'm going have to try your secret ingredients and the fresh herb next time. And I agree with making pie crust from scratch. It's easy and makes all the difference in the world. I just use the crust recipe in the jacket of the Good Housekeeping Cookbook. Although I'm going to also try your crust. I looks killer. Cheers
Freeze your butter. Then use a cheese grater to make the chucks of butter. This keeps them very cold and they can be mixed quickly through the flour. Ta Da!
I'm always looking for a good pie crust recipe. Thanks for going into great detail with visuals to explain the process.
Chicken pot pie. 3 of my favorite things
😂 yes!
Nice one❤
I just spit cheerios all over my phone! 😂😂😂
Won the comment section. Kudos.
Excellent diversion from penis.
😂
CPP is my very favorite winter comfort food, hands down! 100 thank you(s) for taking up your TIME making this video!❤
Wow! A chef whom openly admits his errors when he could have edited 12:50 the mistake out in post production! Damn dude. Serious respect✌🏻🤙🏻 Always been a fan👍🏻👏🏻
Thankyou you are the only channel that educates you how to make pastry! I know buying store bought is a great shortcut for busy people - but it’s really handy to learn the technique
I've become addicted to savory pies and pasties. I have lots of dietary restrictions, and find that I can make a real treat for myself that is still legal by making simple adjustments to recipes. I have "The Pie Room", which is excellent. Erin Jeanne McDowell's "Savory Baking" is also excellent. Have not made a chicken pot pie yet (lots of steak and mushroom pies and hand pies, though). Will try this soon. Love your channel.
That looks so delicious. I like when chef/cooks show us the whoopsies. It's always good to know stuff happens and no one is immune.
Heartfelt thanks. This looks fantastic.
Great recipe! I think i can make that same crust. I'll give it a try! ThankQ!❤❤
Alton Brown recommends using the bench scraper to fold it in 1/3s once you press the dough mss into. Pile and press it it ft. Usually about 5 fold should bring it together
A real pot pie has a bottom crust. Lay the bottom crust in the pie plate, then blind bake it. When the crust has cooled, proceed with the recipe. Easy. 🤗
Zackly. this is only a topper!!!
I just made a pot pie the other day. Made similarly, only I used store bought dough. It was so far the best pie I've ever done. I'm glad I took notes while I made it so I can recreate it again
Chicken pot pie, my favorite. Almost my recipe exactly. Minus the English twist. I'll have to try it. That crust was beautiful.
Pungent Pea-ness followed by "rock hard", got it.
LOVE Marmite toast with tons of butter- definitely an acquired taste for the Americans! The British influence where I grew up helps. This looks super yummm- thank you! 🤤
Ready for a delicious idea? Smoke the chicken! It adds a wonderful depth of flavor that will perplex people when they try it
I can't find Rizlas that big
@@OldQueer😂😂😂😂😂
Haven't done that with pot pie but made chicken stock with a smoked chicken carcass and it was insanely delicious.
I made a homemade turkey pot pie with leftover smoked turkey and I can say without a doubt it is THE best way to use up leftover smoked turkey there is.
@@OldQueer😂😂😂😂😂
No other choice but to try making this,I feel like this flaky pie dought recipe is a keeper for so many other dishes! Thank you so much man keep it up!❤
The left over dough is perfect for cookies, just cut out a shape you like and sprinkle some caster sugar on and bake for like 12 mins at 200°c
@@martijnbuunk Defenily tryin this! Thank you Sir!
THANK YOU!!!! I roll my eyes at those other videos of dry CPP. Its supposed to be saucy like yours. Yum!
Made this last weekend and it was so so good! You're right, the herbs really come through.
Your pie looks so yummy, and its imperfect crust makes it more charming. 🥰
My equal favorite last meal along with beef welli... #😍... thanks for educating the people... 😊
Crazy I've been talking about making another pot pie last couple days and here you are. Love your vids and I might try yours
Thanks for all of your hard work chef ❤
Taste the Pea-ness! Back in my restaurant days, we'd make these in little 6 inch ramekins for individual servings, works great for home as well, Can customize the filling for each little pie if you have picky eaters in the house.
Gonna try this today. Your recipes have never let us down and is pretty much holding my family together 😂
Simple comfort food made special. Terrific recipe, Sonny. Thanks.
The pie looks delicious. I'm serving individual 🐔 pot pies tonight. I made my own pastry, but i am looking forward to trying your pastry recipe. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Sonny, There’s nothing you can’t do! So great to watch! (Also learn from)! Thanks Man!
Even with the broken crust it looks great, you did awesome as always
Tuck and fold the edges of dough under not over. It props the ridge up for better crimping and looks sharp.
In the Netherlands we call this dough 'kort boter deeg' normally its used for cookies and is not savoury at all, the method you use is spot on btw. Certainly gonna try this some time in the holidays ❤
Man, you are my go-to chef for common recipes. Ive watched about 10 different versions of chicken pot pie. I literally came to you last. Nevertheless, you are thorough, relatable, and down to earth. You are clearly talented af but you dont really intimated your viewers with your kniwledge or skills. You also tend to provide multiple avenues of approaching your recipe and what and why it might differ from your results. For example, you made your own pie crust, but advised yiu can buy one too, but home made can yield the best flavor and results. Absolutely truth. You're always spot on, life long supporter, and viewer. Thank you for the content.
When I used to make lots of biscuits, I kept a big container of flour in the freezer, butter too and I'd run it through a grater.
Your videos hit a sweet spot with real meals using fresh ingredients. I'm a caretaker for several family member with little time but a desire to serve healthy meals. You show how to divide recipes into prep and cook, prep rosemary salt and section turkey days ahead at night, combine as needed. BTW, might be heresy, I microwave chopped onion and carrots before browning to save time and attention by softening them, then fry for Maillard reaction.
I literally just made 4 personal pot pies yesterday. It was amazing, btw, but I’m still gonna try this!
One of your best videos of all time. The Dynamic Duo do it again! 🤘🏽💜
Oh man. I'm making this for sure! Every recipe of yours that I have made has turned out so well!
comfort food for winter. Looks classic will def try
Well…..we NOW have a NEW chicken pot pie recipe!! Thanks Kid!!
YUM!! Coming to you from nearby Round Rock, TX!!!
Absolutely mouth watering, Thanks!
YASSSSS MARMITE!!! Brilliant in sauces, etc!!! ❤
After watching Glen and Friends YT channel use marmite in his beef dishes, I tried it and it makes the depth of flavour in a dish fantastic.
Quite often the "pungent pea-ness" will add a wonderful note of blue vein cheese which I think is a great addition to any moist bird.
The crust overhang issue... pfft, purely looks and didn't seem to affect the short crust pastry flavour,, however thank you for showing, it just boosts your credibility.
Great recipe, video and presentation, thank you 🤩
Thank you for sharing
Joie de vivre
I just finished the filling & it was unbelievable. Your Marmite usage is just such a cheat code😂🎉
Today is the day. I watched this video around 20x during the last 2 weeks. I cook a lot but never dough. Watching the dough portion over and over again. The flour and butter mixture is now been made and sitting in the fridge for 10 more minutes before I try to add the egg and water mixture. Wish me luck!
Hey if you get discouraged just keep at it. Dough is something you have to get used to, the longer you work with doughs in general the more comfortable you get. It’s so worth it. I make every kind of dough but I make tortillas about 3 days a week.
Three of lifes greatest things ever Chicken Pot Pie!
I am adopting this saying
@@brennanwilliams11 Ditto
@@brennanwilliams11 You can (literally) buy the tshirt.
Love the wine, I also add wine to my chicken pot pie. A few dashes of poultry seasoning, I love that stuff. I put it in my dumplings as well. Not too much, it's intense.
Good vid. In season, add your choice of asparagus, chanterelles, fresh corn off the cob, cherry tomatoes, fennel...
Yay! Two sponsors. From thatdude and TH-cam. So happy.
My pot pie is never dry. Use my granny's flake proof ingredient.. white vinegar. My filling last yr was the best. Used black silky chicken in the multiple cooker to obtain the tastiest broth 😋.. I have to make a double crust... This recipe will top my pot-pie this yr 2024!
Man, I *love* making chicken (and mushroom) pie and it's been well over a year since I last made one, I'm just realizing. Next weekend, I'll be making one again!
One of my favorite thigs about Marie Callendars pot pies is having the crust above and BELOW. What modifications would need to be made to add the crust on the bottom as well?
yo dude: I know it was part of the ad but do a video about the healthy green soup. Looked good as hell and its soup season now.
Very nice to keep the mistakes in. We all get to learn from it-thank you!
I like to put a stick of butter in the freezer ice tray for about 20 minutes and then grate it into the flour. Less hand mixing and the dough stays nice and cold.
I like smaller ones with a pie base in a ramekin and a side serve of the good old mashed potato. Yum!
Love this❤my fav is cpp ,I am definitely going to try and make my own crust you made it look so easy I have a question you were using a gas burner are they hard to use ? I feel that some recipes really need gas and I only have a grill or glass top stove ,anyway going to watch all your videos since I found you !
I'm obsessed with chicken pot pie. The crust recipe is great and the filling looks amazing. I will make this as a soup since I need to be low-carb which sucks. Thank you so much! P.S I hate celery too.
I don't know why I don't see chefs advising to put the flour in the refrigerator for flaky crusts. It makes things fool proof. You can even mix the dough in a food processor with no fear of over heating; done in seconds.
I love a good homemade pot pie
One change I would make is to add diced celery to the roux making. It’s the holy trinity of cooking!
The best part is 8:27
They're so holesome
I was going to comment this timestamp but you beat me 😂
the best and fastest chef on youtube
If your chicken is raw, another idea is to boil in the stock the parts of the chicken you're using along with the bones. It fortifies the stock while making the chicken very tender. You'll probably have a lot of leftover stock in the end but I don't see that as a problem
Looks good! I’ll have to give this a try
I am from south Louisiana so I cannot abide your disdain for celery, except in this dish. Don’t tell my maw maw
Wow the pie looks good. Thanks for the video.
6:18 "straight through the moon into the water"...thank God this guy is a cook 😜
yessssss. thank you!🧡
2 things, Celery can eff off and 5 second rule, words I live by.
No vent holes needed in the crust? Thanks! Great video.
Beautiful
Thanks for sharing
Love the comments!!! I'm definitely making this! It looks ridiculous!! I'm in.
My wife made this for dinner tonight. I can't thank you enough. It's delicious and the best crust I've ever had. My son asked that she make it once a month. The only problem is, there's now a huge dent in our refrigerator.
Gotta have bottom crust. 😊
That looks just awesome.
Sunny, that potpie filling is PERFECT
Can you tell us where you got the stainless steel bowl you made the crust in and how many quarts it holds? Does it have a lid?
I also really, really hate celery and your "Celery can f*** off" line resonated me more than anything I've heard on the internet in a long time.
I don't know if you garden, but if you do, consider perpetual spinach, aka perpetual chard. It's in the chard family and the stalks are a perfect culinary substitute for celery, but without the nasty taste (they aren't stringy either). The leaves also substitute for spinach, or when they get bigger, for cabbage rolls. It loves the heat; you mentioned HEB in another video so I'm guessing you're in Texas. I'm in Houston and this plant thrives here. It's pretty cold tolerant too; mine got snowed on last week and really didn't notice.
What if you want a bottom crust also? Do you just use the same crust recipe? And then put the hot pie mix into the cold crust? Or …..?
Ya know, I used to think Jamie Oliver was down to earth more than most guys, and he is, but Sonny is such a dude!! That can cook!! LoL 😂 Way to go on another great video!! 👍👍
Wow! Just Wow. I definitely want to try this…
CELERY! where's the celery? No celery, no way!