Chicken Pot Pie in a Pressure Cooker Cuisinart


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  1. Salope
    Salope says:

    That looked so good and easy. The biscuits were browned but they were fully cooked. Another great recipe to try in the pressure cooker. I make mine in the oven with bisquick on top. Always appreciate an easier recipe.

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  2. PaPaJoe Cooking
    PaPaJoe Cooking says:

    Love your recipes and how you present them. You are like me have fun in the kitchen! Cream of chicken soup can tip: if the bottom of the can be opened like the top of the can,……..open topic using an electric can opener turn can over a bowl and open bottom. Push the lid towards the top…….clean the wall of the can as lid is being pushed through. Love to do the same with tomato past. Keep on gettin’ your cook on my man!👏🏻🤟🏻👌🏻🤙🏻👍🏻

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  3. 2manytoyz123
    2manytoyz123 says:

    Another winner Rick! Made this tonight. I had about can of leftover chicken broth from another meal, and used that instead of all water. About the only thing I'd do different next time would be to add seasoning. Best dumplings ever, I've never had chicken so tender and moist, and it was certainly comfort food! The wife says I can keep cooking! Thank again!

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  4. Elizabeth Shaw
    Elizabeth Shaw says:

    that's chicken and Northern dumplings. if you want Southern dumplings use two boxes the Frozen or refrigerated double pie crust so you'll have for pie crusts and cut them into squares. this looks extremely yummy. 🙂

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  5. Karen Gray
    Karen Gray says:

    Hey rick I am new to pressure cookering (is that a word :)) I would like to put fresh chicken, rice and cream of chicken, cream of mushroom, and cream of celery soup all together. How much water would you add and how long would you cook it?

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  6. SSHorsenut
    SSHorsenut says:

    I've gotta say, you're not afraid to try anything in your pressure cooker. You're my hero. I've learned from you that there is nothing to fear about them. You have great ideas and recipes. We enjoy trying your recipes!

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  7. P Hickee
    P Hickee says:

    I saw this made on an infomercial for the Power Pressure Cooker 10 Qt and also see Rick making it, too. Love your pressure cooker videos, Rick! You're so hilarious and fun to watch! 😂 Love the step by step of how you cook! I have an INSTANT POT and wouldn't trade it for ANYTHING! Anyway, I've made this chicken pot pie in it, almost like Rick did, with the raw biscuits on top and my husband loved it! It is super easy, fast and awesome! Thanks for all your videos, Rick! Keep'em comin' and God bless ya! 😁

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  8. Alicia Gorman
    Alicia Gorman says:

    I love this video so much. Got a good giggle because it's not a cheesy staged shot. Just a real life guy teaching me how to cook in my new pressure cooker! This is going to be our dinner tomorrow, so I haven't tried it yet. So glad to see it's doable! The directions that came with the gadget are awfully vague, so this definitely clears up a few things for me. Thanks for the video!!

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  9. patti Haley
    patti Haley says:

    awsome rick im gonna have to try chicken pot pie I been making lots macarroni and cheese like my own hamburber helper just to get the hang of it cant wait to try my ribs gonna try with coke cool when you throw napkin heads up 🙂

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  10. kerry sirois
    kerry sirois says:

    I tried this today, it's very easy, but tastes more like Chicken and Dumplings, almost, I think next time I'll do it all in the pressure cooker, except the biscuits, I would bake them in the oven, and simply place over the chicken pot, giving it a nice a crisp texture and taste.

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  11. gccrewser
    gccrewser says:

    Thanks for that advice Rick. I then thought about "Ann's Old Fashioned 'Flat' Dumplings" (Thin Pastry Strips) to spread out on top of everything in the pressure cooker, then cooking it. It comes in a sheet, and you just tear off each piece (flat dumplings). What do you think of that idea?

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  12. gccrewser
    gccrewser says:

    Rick, tell me what you think of this: instead of using the 'grands' biscuits, what about mixing up some pancake batter, or Bisquick, with milk & egg, then pouring and spreading that mix evenly on top of everything placed in the pressure cooker? Then cooking for 10 mins or so, like you said.
    I did try your recipe using the grands biscuits, and it came out 'perfect', but I had a lot of the 'pot pie' left over and no biscuits. (I ate them all because they were so good w/the pot pie).
    Please tell me what you think of my idea. Thanx.
    G Crews

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