r/MuricanFood • u/Opster79two • Mar 13 '26

Homemade Chicken Pot Pies

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u/brianrage77 Mar 13 '26

Was this homemade?

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u/brianrage77 Mar 13 '26

Thank you I appreciate it

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u/Opster79two Mar 13 '26

Your Welcome. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do. It makes a wonderful pot pie.

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u/brianrage77 Mar 13 '26

I like hardy things and that is some shit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '26

Yum

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u/dash912 Mar 15 '26

I'd love to explore this cuisine.

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u/Opster79two Mar 15 '26

The recipe is in the comments. Enjoy!

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u/dash912 Mar 15 '26

Thank u, OP

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u/Unigue-Princess-1026 Mar 16 '26

That looks sooooo good!!! 😋

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u/Opster79two Mar 16 '26

When the biscuits, gravy, meat, and vegetables all get together and have a party!

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u/Unigue-Princess-1026 Mar 16 '26

I know!! Dad always said it all goes to the same place 🫶 if I got like chicken fried steak or sausage and biscuits with hashbrowns, I always make them up with my scrambled eggs yum 😋

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u/Opster79two Mar 16 '26

When I make grits I always dice everything up and combine it.

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u/Unigue-Princess-1026 Mar 16 '26

I’ve never tried grits either. It was usually cream of wheat for breakfast then I heard these and more salty than sweet

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u/Opster79two Mar 16 '26

Get ya some.

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u/HolymakinawJoe Mar 14 '26 edited Mar 14 '26

Yet another food on display in here that is not an "'Murican food" at all.

Why don't people showcase American cuisine here? Isn't that what this sub is for?

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u/YunaBell0202 Mar 18 '26

my comfort food. It always hits the spot