Low Carb CHICKEN POT PIE plus a CARBQUICK REVIEW! – Easy Weeknight Low Carb Casserole


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Easy Low Carb Chicken Pot Pie! Need a quick and easy weeknight meal? Let’s find out if Carbquick Baking Mix makes a suitable alternative to traditional …

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  1. Tracy Keyes
    Tracy Keyes says:

    I love watching your videos. My only critique is you use prepackaged and processed foods. I always buy fresh cheese (mostly from the Amish) and shred it myself. The preshredded has nasty things to keep it from clumping. This mix is definitely a no-go for me.

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  2. Faye Maroon
    Faye Maroon says:

    I have made the Biscuits and gravy. The biscuits are bland but the gravy was good. The Cheese biscuits were much better! Today I added some some sour cream to the regular biscuits and they were better. I am still experimenting with the mix but think there is some potential.

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  3. Sherry Ellesson
    Sherry Ellesson says:

    I'm enjoying this vid (and several others of yours on Christmas Day 2019) and I laughed right out loud at the number of servings CQ says is in that casserole. I had a similar experience reading a label on some lo carb English muffins at the health food store. Each muffin, which of course gets split in half and blessed with some butter, etc was considered two servings. Really?! You gotta' be kidding me. Who but a bird only eats half of an English muffin?! Misleading labeling automatically makes me suspicious of the maker of the product.

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  4. Msfelixthecatz
    Msfelixthecatz says:

    Thank you for your channel! I love it! I have tried Carbquick, and do like the biscuit recipe that you roll out. What I absolutely LOVE is their recipe for cinnamon rolls. I was shocked at the wonderful flavor. I individually wrapped and froze the extras so I wouldn't be tempted to eat them all at once. I used Sukrin Gold as the sweetener in the filling; absolutely amazing. I highly recommend trying the cinnamon rolls.

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  5. Honestly Nope
    Honestly Nope says:

    I put shredded cheddar cheese, garlic powder, salt, & paprika in my drop biscuits. When I need a little something like biscuits to keep me from cheating hard core. Thank you for making these videos! ❤
    One question, did you experiment with it anymore? How'd it effect your blood sugar?

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  6. Nico Pico
    Nico Pico says:

    Never used it and probably won’t use it. I am on a really low carb diet… like 20-25 carbs a day. .. never used bisquick either. We always made homemade biscuits. But anyway I love how honest you are… love watching your channel

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  7. GarouLady
    GarouLady says:

    I see you make that and all I'm thinking is that where are the seasonings? Some salt and pepper would be lovely. even some melted cheddar to bump up the flavor profile. a small dice of maybe a couple baby carrots. Just enough to get the taste in the mouth, as our family saying. Doesn't have to be much but just to get the taste profile. Thanks for the video. I would love to see more almond flour recipes.

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  8. Charlene Turgeon
    Charlene Turgeon says:

    I love Carbquik pancakes! The garlic cheesy biscuits are great too! I've used Carbquik for years! There are tricks – moisture is an issue. Sometimes more water or heavy cream is needed. Pancake batter is thick!! like Hungry Jack. Don't overwork it – because of the protein it will toughen up! Oh there are recipes on the inside of the box just like Bisquik. More recipes are on their website too. Carbquik has been used in hospitals, nursing homes etc for years. They get it in 25-50lb drums. I also use it in breading with crushed pork rinds. I wish I could upload pics of things I've made with Carbquik. I use Torani Sugar Free Pancake syrup with pancakes. I make a sausage gravy over Carbquik biscuits.

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  9. Jeanne W H
    Jeanne W H says:

    The Sugar Free Diva has a recipe, Low Carb Copycat Red Lobster Biscuits. They use Carbquik. They are very good. That's my main use for CQ. But, yeah, the plain biscuits are not delicious.

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  10. Dave Jones
    Dave Jones says:

    great video! Carbquick has it's pros and cons, but overall it's a pretty decent product- I love using it around Christmas and the holidays to make sausage balls, and honestly, you'd never know the difference if you didn't have the box right in front of you- keep up the great work!

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  11. Aubrey Cox
    Aubrey Cox says:

    I know this is an old video. I am new to your channel…. we tried carbquick to replace bisquick in chicken and dumplings. Followed their recipe on the box for the dumplings only. they were alright, added that familiar flavor but the texture was not great, they basically dissolved shortly after serving. Chicken and dumplings is my number one comfort food and was hoping against hope that Carbquick would prove adequate…. we will NOT be doing it again, the dissolving dumplings were a failure. Love your channel, keep it up!

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  12. Kate Mobley
    Kate Mobley says:

    The blueberry muffins are really good! I used to make them weekly until I ran out of Carbquick. Going to give this one a try since I save most of my daily net carb count for dinner! Thanks for making and sharing this video. Making some pot pie this afternoon!!

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  13. Mona S.
    Mona S. says:

    Good grief, if you used Bisquick and divided it up into 10 servings, it would probably be the same carbs! 40g of Bisquick has 28g of carbs….and might taste better? Have you tried Bob’s Red Mill low carb baking mix? If so, what are your thought?

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  14. Phillip Martinez
    Phillip Martinez says:

    I use this and there is certain things that just taste good awful. I think the key to it is what you use it for. Pizza was a no go I'll stick to califlower or fathead crust. As a thickener this stuff is great. Even with fried chicken or Buffalo strips. It's all in what you blend it with I think. Also cheddar bay biscuits are way better with this than normal ones.

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