These Mini-Chicken Pot Pies are the perfect comfort food! Perfectly portioned, only need 5-ingredients and they can be ready in just about 30 minutes. Serve them as a delicious bite-sized appetizer or pair them with a small salad for a fun and easy family dinner!
We love chicken pot pie, but if you know me, not only do I love to make everything small and bite-sized, I also only make super easy recipes.
You truly know that if I successfully pulled off a recipe – you can too! These Mini Chicken Pot Pies, while they are not bite-sized, they are cupcake sized – and boy are they good!
I tried the bite-sized version and these just came out better! One thing I can promise you is that they are super easy to make – only four ingredients – it is actually hard to say that I even “cooked” them, technically, I assembled them.
Ingredients / Shopping List
- 14 ounces Campbell’s Cream of Chicken Soup with Herbs (it comes in 10.5-ounce cans, so you will need 1 full can and 1/3 of the second can)
- 1/4 cup chicken stock
- 3 packages Pillsbury Crescent Rolls – Seamless Dough Sheet (you will use probably 2.5 cans)
- 9 ounces of frozen vegetables, thawed
- 1 Cup of Chicken cut into small pieces- I used Costco Kirkland Brand pre-cooked chicken strips or rotisserie chicken would work great.
- 3-inch round cookie cutter
- Cupcake pan
How to Make Mini Chicken Pot Pies
- Cut 12 rounds out of the crescent roll and press them into the muffin tray.
- Mix together soup, chicken stock, vegetables, and chicken. Spoon the mixture into the cups.
- Cut strips of dough and crisscross over the soup mixture.
- Bake at 400 for 18 minutes.
- Let cool and enjoy.
TIPS
Dough: If you don’t feel like messing with cutting the dough, you can substitute biscuits that come already cut up. Just place one in each muffin hole and press it along the edges and stretch it up to the top to make a cup. The biscuits will turn out a bit firmer texture than the crescent rolls.
Chicken: We like to make it easy so we used pre-cooked chicken breast. You can also shred up a rotisserie chicken or used some leftover boneless chicken breast.
Filling the cups: You don’t want to overfill the cups with the soup mixture or it will bubble over and make a huge mess. I used about 2 tablespoons or so.
Removing the muffins: I found taking a knife and loosening them along the edges helped make them very easy to remove from the muffin tray.
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Mini Chicken Pot Pies
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Ingredients
- 14 ounces Campbell’s Cream of Chicken Soup with Herbs it comes in 10.5-ounce cans, so you will need 1 full can and 1/3 of the second can
- ¼ cup chicken stock
- 3 packages Pillsbury Crescent Rolls – Seamless Dough Sheet you will use probably 2.5 cans
- 9 ounces frozen vegetables thawed
- 1 Cup Chicken cut into small pieces- I used Costco Kirkland Brand pre-cooked chicken strips or rotisserie chicken would work great.
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees
- Spray your muffins tray with non-stick spray.
- Lay the crescent roll flat and cut out 12 rounds
- Press them in the cupcake pan along the bottom and up the sides
- In a large bowl mix the soup, thawed vegetables and cut up chicken
- Spoon the filling mix into the cups – be careful not to overfill – it will bubble up while cooking
- Using a pizza cutter, cut strips of crescent dough to cover the top of the cups – I did 2 across each way – so four strips total per cup.
- Bake about 18 minutes – until top and sides are golden brown. If the top gets too brown, cover it with foil until the bottom is cooked. I used a knife to peek along the side of the cup to check to see how cooked the sides were.
- Let cool and then use a knife to loosen and lift out of cups.
Jenn’s Notes
Nutrition Info
I got Campbell’s chicken cream soup. Do I add it directly or should I add the water before I mix it
This is the one I used- Campbell’s Creamy Herb & Garlic Soup – it was in a box, not a can. I don’t have any here, I don’t remember if you are supposed to add water to it, I don’t believe I did. But, it sounds like you are using a different version.
I can’t find the creamy herb and garlic soup. Can you post a picture of the box please?
Thank you!
You write to”lay the crescent roll flat” are they individual rolls? Or is there a sheet from which I cut the circles? Love your recipes—been stealing your material for quite some time now.I feel somehow unburdened by revealing that! Thank You,Peter.
Hey Peter – first of all, thank you for following along on my trying to be a cook and crafter journey! Second, great question… the crescent roll is the “seamless” one long sheet. Then I used a cookie cutter to cut little circles out of the dough. Hope that makes sense???
These are so cute and how great would these be for a dinner party? Pinning! 🙂
How much vegetables do I need to get? And what kind? Thanks!
I’m making them right now..Thanx for the recipe. .
Looks so yummy!!! Thank you , I can’t wait to make them
Looks delish and easy!!! Can’t wait
what size can of soup do you use and how much vegetables do you use
The one I found was by the chicken stock, it was in a 14.5 oz small box. The amount of veggies is up to you!
At what temperature did you bake them at?
400 degress
Need to change ingredients as we’re in new zealand