Leftover Turkey pot pie
Ingredients:
Pre made pie crust
1 Onion
3-4 Celery stalks
3-4 Carrots
1 cup Peas
3 Garlic gloves
Cream of chicken soup
Leftover turkey
Seasoning:
Thyme
Rosemary
Pepper
(I don’t add salt because the cream of chicken has a lot of sodium)
Bake 350 until crust is golden
Need a short cut??
Skip the carrots and celery and use a bag of frozen peas and carrots instead!
Leftover Turkey Pot Pie is the perfect dish to impress your family and friends while minimizing food waste. Utilizing leftover turkey is not only economical but also adds a delightful twist to your meals. Start by preparing a flaky pie crust, or for a quicker alternative, purchase a pre-made crust from the store. Add chopped onions, celery stalks, carrots, and peas to create a colorful filling. The combination of fresh vegetables enhances the pot pie’s texture and flavor. The cream of chicken soup serves as a rich base, providing a creamy consistency that binds all the ingredients together. For those in a hurry, consider using frozen mixed vegetables instead of fresh ones to save prep time. Simply thaw and mix them into your filling for a shortcut that doesn't compromise on taste. Spice up your dish with seasonings like thyme and rosemary, elevating the flavors while skipping additional salt due to the sodium in the soup. Bake in the oven at 350°F until the crust is golden brown. This golden crust signals that your dish is ready, bringing everyone to the table with its savory aroma. Serve hot and enjoy a warm, satisfying meal that captures the essence of Thanksgiving. This recipe not only helps you use leftovers effectively but also showcases how versatile turkey can be beyond the holiday season. Whether you're planning a family dinner, meal prepping for the week, or simply wanting a comforting dish, this leftover turkey pot pie is an ideal choice.









