Turkey Pot Pie

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Had a container of Turkey gravy in the freezer,used that as the base for the pie.

Cut up some white potatoes,diced and cooked in the gravy

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once the potatoes were tender,added some frozen Peas and carrots.

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Let that cool for a few hours.Frozen Pie crust Turkey added

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Filled with the gravy mix

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Covered with the top.I made two one for my neighbor.

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Baked at 375* F for 45 min.

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Sliced and ready to serve

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Thanks for looking

Richie

 

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That looks fantastic.

 

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Looks great.

We use the leftover turkey to make soup then pressure can it.  On a cold winter day you can pull a quart of that, thicken it a bit and it fits a pie shell perfectly.

 

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Really nice looking dish. Perfect color on the crust. Great job, thanks for posting it, David.

 

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Looks Great Richie! Another leftover favorite around our house, nice cook!

POINTS!!!!

 

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c farmer said:

 
That looks fantastic.

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Adam Thanks it helps get rid of the left overs.Thanks for the point I appreciate it

Richie

 

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Really nice looking dish. Perfect color on the crust. Great job, thanks for posting it, David.

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David Thanks I almost burnt them forgot to foil the edge til midway.

Richie

 

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Looks great,,,Love me some pot pies!!! 

DS

 

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Looks great!  Had turkey too!  

for giving me ideas for left over turkey or chicken gravy!

 

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Looks great,,,Love me some pot pies!!! 

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DS Thanks we enjoy them in the winter,we are having more like spring weather lately.Thanks for the point

Richie

 

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Those look tasty, Richie!

Point

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Disco thanks I think I finally finished my frozen shells,so next time will be from scratch.Thanks for the point

Richie