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Writer's pictureHarriet MacNevin

CHICKEN LEEK PIE


There’s no better way to end a winter days than cozied up to a hot chicken pie. It’s packed with rosemary and all the warm winter flavors.

There’s no better way to end a winter days than cozied up to a hot chicken pie. It’s packed with rosemary and all the warm winter flavors.


This was actually my first time ever cooking with Leek. They are much like an onion and give the pie a delicious sweetness.


Fun fact - potatoes are absolutely packed with potassium..they have even more potassium than bananas. Potassium is absolutely vital and often lacking in most of our diets, it allows for nerves to respond to stimulation and muscles to contract.


The potato topping can also be subbed for puff pastry.



For four servings:

2 tbsp olive oil/ butter

600g chicken

1 large leek (~400g) chopped into rounds

250g mushrooms, sliced

1 zucchini, chopped into moons

4 potatoes (~400g)

1 cup of chicken stock

1 cup of full fat greek yogurt or sour cream

1 tbsp of Dijon mustard

1/2 cup of milk (I used soy) or cream

1 tbsp of tapioca starch / corn starch

Plenty of fresh rosemary and sage

Salt and pepper



1. Preheat your oven to 200C

2. In a large skillet heat 1 tbsp of olive oil/ melt butter. Add your chicken to the pan, season with s&p and cook on both sides until cooked all the way. Remove from pan, Dice into and set aside

3. In the same skillet add more olive oil/ butter and then add the leek, mushrooms, zucchini, cover and allow to sauté. Mix every few minutes, should take roughly 10 minutes when covered

4. Remove veg from pan. Add the chicken stock, greek yogurt, milk, dijon mustard, tapioca starch to the skillet and whisk until combine

5. Season the sauce with s&p, a heap of fresh (or dried) rosemary and sage*. Bring to a bubble for 1 minute

6. Add the diced chicken back to the skillet, give it a mix until all coated. Add the veg and mix.

7. Assemble pie by pouring the mixture into a pie dish

8. Chop your potatoes into 2 cm thick rounds and align in rows on top of the pie filling

9. Cover the potatoes in cheese and some extra rosemary

10. Bake for 45-55 min and enjoy warm


*Alternatively oregano or thyme can be used instead of sage


This recipe is ideal for peak winter.



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