Weeknight Chicken Pot Pie Recipe
This chicken pot pie is one of my favorite go-to recipes!
I’ve been wanting to share this delicious recipe for Weeknight Chicken Pot Pie with you for a long time!
When I’ve been out of the house all day, the last thing I want to do is to come in and spend a lot of time preparing supper. Â It’s a snap to prepare and is sooo yummy. Â It’s comfort food at its finest plus its fool proof.
The chicken pot pie is assembled from pre-packaged foods, like canned chicken, canned vegetables and canned soup. Â No need to spend time fixing anything from scratch. Â Mix it up and add any vegetables that you like!
 It’s really a meal in one, but we love to add a simple salad or some fruit.
Easy Weeknight Chicken Pot Pie
Ingredients
- 1 - 10.75 oz can condensed cream of celery soup
- 1 - 10.75 oz can condensed cream of potato soup
- 1 cup milk
- 1/4 tsp. dried thyme leaves crushed
- 1/4 tsp. ground black pepper
- 1 - 14.5 oz can sliced carrots drained
- 1 - 14.5 oz can cut green beans drained
- 2 - 12.5 oz cans white premium chunk chicken breast drained
- 1 - appox. 10 oz can buttermilk biscuits
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees fahrenheit.
- Place chicken into a bowl and break the chunks up with a fork.
- Add soups, milk, thyme, black pepper and vegetables.
- Mix thoroughly.
- Place into a 3 quart shallow baking dish.
- Bake at 400F for 15 minutes. Remove from oven and stir.
- Cut each biscuit into quarters.
- Arrange cut biscuits over chicken mixture.
- Return to oven and bake 15 minutes or until biscuits are golden.
Notes
Even though this is a quick and easy recipe, I love to serve it when company comes for supper. Â It can be easily divided up into multiple small casserole dishes. Â I think that serving such a “homey” dish, makes my guests feel all the more welcome. Everyone loves home cooking!
 What’s your favorite comfort food?
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I will definitely give this a try. We are a pot pie loving family.
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I will have to give this a try. Easy and delicious.
Wow! Great recipe for those who work! Thank you!
? yummy, will certainly try this one.
YUM, this will definitely be on the “to make” list! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Martin would be so excited to have his own dish! We actually served ham pot pie last night (he cooked) because I wanted to make it easy for him! Looks great, Suzy!
Perfect comforts food! I love chicken pot pie. I am starting a linky party in a couple of weeks called Tasty Tuesday and would love if you could join with a recipe link. I will blog about the date it starts soon.
Let me know when it starts, Penny and I’ll come link up! Thank you for the invite.
This looks delicious, Suzy. When can I come for dinner? Seriously!
I’ve never thought to make pot pie with canned biscuits, but what a great shortcut. And those individual serving dishes look awesome. Wonderful food styling.
Yum!!! I’m coming to dinner with Amy! LOL Where did you find the big/deep bowls?
They’re actually individual sized casserole dishes and they came from Sur La Table! Come on over!
This is a handy recipe! and i love that they go into the oven for just 15 minute! perfect!
found you on the Monday Funday link up!
yummy…these look so good and so easy.
Over from Tasty Tues.
This is SO good! Definitely going to have to add it to a future meal plan! Thanks for sharing!
This looks SO good! Definitely going to have to add it to a future meal plan! Thanks for sharing!
Looks great and easy, but a question. Did you drain the cans of green beans and carrots first or add all the juices?
That’s a great question and I should have specified that! Yes, you DO drain the cans of beans and carrots before adding them. I’ll go correct the recipe. Thanks for catching that.
I love chicken pot pies but have never really tried making them. This recipe seem simple enough. This is definitely comfort food. Stopping by from the SITS girls linky!
This looks and sounds so good!
I tried your recipe, and hubby and I loved it! It’s a keeper, for sure!
Sounds like a great week night meal. Thanks
My mom always made her chicken pot pie topped with biscuits – so delicious and satisfying! She also used canned chicken and her home canned veggies. Comfort food at it’s best!!
Experiencing our first frost of the season. A perfect time for this quick and easy recipe. Will be digging out the individual ramekins!
Looks fantastic! I can’t wait to try this recipe. Thank you!
Can’t wait to try this! Looks yummy!
This will be a recipe that I will pin. We love chicken pot pie.
I’m a ‘from scratch’ kind of cook but it is always good to have a few shortcut recipes in the rotation for busy nights! Thanks!
Yum!!! I will certainly be making this recipe for my family. Thanks for sharing.
Sounds like a great recipe…simple! I’m assuming that if you are using the individual ramekins, you simply divide the recipe in fourths. But, does the baking time stay the same for the first bake? The one without biscuits. Can not wait to try this. 😉
Ha! That’s a great question, Donnamae! You prepare the whole recipe and then divide that into fourths. The main thing with the first bake is to get the ingredients good and heated through. I can’t tell you exactly how long to bake when it has been divided into fourths though – maybe 8-10 minutes??? I think you’d have to try it and see how long it takes.
Yum! I am definitely going to make this.
So ready for those filling cool weather suppers plus this is so easy and will be delicious.
Looks yummy. I will be trying this! Thanks for sharing!
Will give this a try. Looks very good . Love a go to recipe.
Looks good!! I will be trying this recipe out. Thanks!!
Looks delicious and easy. Great comfort food.
This does look easy and delicious. I’m thinking there are ways to cut the recipe in half and make it just for 2 – maybe 1 can of soup & chicken and a bag of frozen mixed vegetables, etc. Thanks – will give it a try!
I tried this recipe and we love it.
Yummy!
Definitely trying this. One of my favorite comfort foods.
Looks delish. Giving it a try this weekend!
Quick, easy, and delicious…what more can you ask for?
These sound delicious! I love the fact that they are easy to make.
quick and easy comfort food ..thank you
Oooo, easy and yummy! Looking forward to trying this for my family! I think one of my favorite dishes is Chicken Devan (and it’s even low carb)!
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I don’t usually cook very often because my children are all grown up with families of their own but this sounds so good, I’m think I’m going to try it. Chicken pot pie is one of my favorite things to eat and I really like the idea of serving it in individual dishes.
Cannot wait to try this recipe. Thanks!
I can’t wait to try your easy pot pie recipe. I have one I love, but it is very labor intensive, which isn’t good on a weeknight. Thanks for sharing!
Looks super yummy and quick too!
Chicken pot pie recepie look like I’m going to have to give it a try. Looks delicious!
Sounds delicious! Thank you!
This sounds YUMMY! May try this weekend. Easy peasy!! I have all the ingredients in my pantry!!
Thank you for your recipes! I have tried the chicken pot pie and it was wonderful! Will be trying the others as well!
Gonna try this, but maybe with rotisserie or boiled chicken rather than canned. Do you think it would be ok to use frozen (thawed) veggies instead of canned? Pinned to try!
Hi Linda. Yes, I absolutely think it would be fine to use frozen veggies in place of canned ones. I’m not sure if they’d need to be thawed or cooked a little bit first though, since this doesn’t bake in the oven all that long.
This looks like a great recipe to make with leftover Thanksgiving turkey.
This does look like a quick and easy dinner. I may have to add it to my recipes.
These look really nice just wondering what a can of buttermilk biscuits are in the UK? Ready roll pastry?
Oh my goodness, Lisa – I honestly don’t know! I did some searching on Google and found people mentioning making their own or else using ready-made refrigerator pastry (as long as it isn’t sweet). I’m sorry that I couldn’t be of more help.