
There are probably hundreds of recipes for pot pie, but the classic chicken, peas and carrots with a golden flaky crust is the all-time favorite and the version Brian Stone from Alice's Last Stop prefers as well. Diced potatoes give texture and poultry seasoning give it a kick to finish it off. These little beauties freeze well too, so you can heat one up whenever the mood for serious comfort food strikes.
*Filling will last in the refrigerator for about 7 days
*Chicken Pot Pies freeze well. Bake pies, let cool, cover and freeze. Thaw in a microwave, then reheat in the oven
Born and raised in Dighton MA, Brian pursued a Television Production degree at Marietta College. After spending a few years working in TV news, Brian decided it wasn't for him and chose to follow his passion for cooking. He graduated from the Johnson & Wales University Culinary School in Vail, Colorado, and after honing his skills in Colorado, moved back home to purchase Alice's Last Stop restaurant. You can often find lines out the door on any given morning at Alice's, with Brian in the back, dishing out his egg stacker specials, or on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights serving up fish & chips, meatloaf and other classic dinner favorites.
There are probably hundreds of recipes for pot pie, but the classic chicken, peas and carrots with a golden flaky crust is the all-time favorite and the version Brian Stone from Alice's Last Stop prefers as well. Diced potatoes give texture and poultry seasoning give it a kick to finish it off. These little beauties freeze well too, so you can heat one up whenever the mood for serious comfort food strikes.
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