Cooking With Kids – Turkey Stuffing Pot Pie
TURKEY stuffing pot pie is a recipe I’ve had my eyes on for weeks. Yesterday we decided to give it a try. At one point somebody sent a flyer around with the usual Dempster’s promotions in it and I found this recipe for Turkey Stuffing Pot Pie. I thought it looked so yummy that I had to make it. The ingredients and instructions are perfect for tweens who like to help cook and Payton was eager to help.
We ended up with two versions. The Turkey Stuffing Pot Pie can be served in individual ramekins so everyone has their own perfect Turkey Pot Pie. But we didn’t have enough of those, so I used a Tenderflake pie crust for the one in the photo below and above I scooped the remaining mixture into a casserole dish.
My kids loved this recipe. It is chock full of vegetables and it was really fast to bake.
TURKEY STUFFING POT PIE:
Ingredients: Via Dempster’s . Thanks to Dempster’s for the great ideas.
4 tsp butter or margarine
1 tsp vegetable oil
one small onion
A whole stalk of celery (chopped finely)
1/2 tsp each of thyme, sage, salt and pepper
Use 1 Boneless skinless Turkey breast
1 cup of fresh or frozen vegetables
3/4 cup of milk
1/2 cup of chicken broth
A single tbsp of corn starch
4 slices of multigrain Dempster’s bread
1/4 cup of dried cranberries
And 2 egg whites
Instructions: preheat oven to 350.
If using Tenderflake shells then warm these up as per instructions on the box.
Heat the butter and oil in a skillet and add the onion, celery and thyme, sage, salt and pepper. Sautee for 4 minutes. Spoon half of the vegetable mix aside.
Return frying pan to the heat with remaining vegetable mixture and then add the turkey and cook until browned. Stir in the vegetables.
Whisk the milk and corn starch together. Add to the frying pan and cook until bubbly and thickened. Divide this between the ramekins or the pie shell or dishes you are using to bake in. Toss cubed bread with reserve vegetables and cranberries. Melt remaining butter. Then whisk remaining 1/4 cup chicken broth with egg whites. Drizzle melted butter and broth over the bread mixture. Toss to combine. Divide between your dishes and then bake the whole thing for 20 to 25 minutes. Enjoy!
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6 Comments
Sny Med
I love turkey, this looks so tasty! Your daughter is so adorable too!
Jenna
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Brandi Yee
Oh yum!! This looks delicious! I’ve been anxious for you to post this recipe….hehe. Jenna is right, your daughter is such a cutie 🙂
Mommy_Jennof3
That looks delicious! My kids love helping out in the kitchen! Its such a great way to teach them life skills!!
Monica
This looks so easy and delicious!! We love turkey and I have made a pot pie before but have never used bread, cranberries or egg whites. I’ve pinned it so I can try it soon.
Mommy Moment
My girls LOVE helping make supper…in fact daddy and the girls make dinner at least 3x/week!
Joyce Lansky
That looks yummy.
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