Chicken Pot Pie Soup

This hearty soup transforms classic chicken pot pie into a bowl of comfort. Loaded with chicken, potatoes, and vegetables in a creamy broth, it's ready in under an hour and perfect with warm biscuits.

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My Chicken Pot Pie Soup was born on a chilly evening when I craved the comfort of pot pie but wanted something simpler. Now it's become our family's favorite winter warmer combining all those cozy flavors we love tender chicken farm-fresh vegetables and the most incredible creamy broth. I serve it with warm buttery biscuits on the side perfect for soaking up every last drop.

What Makes This So Special

What I love most about this soup is how it brings all the comfort of grandma's pot pie to your bowl in just one pot. The rich creamy broth wraps around tender potatoes and sweet vegetables creating pure magic. My kids actually cheer when they smell it simmering on the stove it's that kind of recipe that makes everyone feel loved.

Everything You Need

  • Salted Butter: Creates the most amazing flavor base.
  • Fresh Vegetables: Carrots celery and onion my holy trinity.
  • Fresh Garlic: Don't skimp here it adds such depth.
  • All-Purpose Flour: Makes our broth perfectly thick.
  • Chicken Stock: The heart of our soup.
  • Yukon Gold Potatoes: They turn so creamy and perfect.
  • Fresh Herbs: Bay leaf and thyme work their magic.
  • Black Pepper: Freshly ground is best.
  • Tender Chicken: Shredded with love.
  • Heavy Cream: Makes everything silky smooth.
  • Sweet Peas and Corn: Little pops of brightness.
  • Flaky Biscuits: For that perfect pot pie finish.

Let's Make Some Magic

Starting With The Base
Get that butter melting in your biggest pot. When those vegetables start cooking your kitchen fills with the most incredible aroma. Let them get golden and sweet that's where all the flavor starts.
Building Our Soup
Sprinkle in the flour it'll look a bit pasty but trust me. Pour in that stock nice and slow stirring all the while. Add our potatoes herbs and seasonings then watch the magic begin.
The Perfect Simmer
Let everything bubble gently until those potatoes turn tender. Your house will smell like heaven about now.
Bringing It All Together
Now comes my favorite part stirring in the chicken cream and those colorful vegetables. Five more minutes and dinner is served.
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Common Questions Solved

I love sharing the story behind this soup how it takes everything wonderful about pot pie and turns it into pure comfort in a bowl. Those Yukon Golds really are perfect here they practically melt into the broth. When friends ask about making it lighter half-and-half works beautifully. And don't be afraid to toss in whatever vegetables your family loves.

Serving It Up

Nothing beats dunking warm flaky biscuits into this creamy soup. Sometimes I sprinkle fresh parsley on top or add a handful of shredded cheese when I'm feeling indulgent. A simple green salad alongside makes it feel like a complete Sunday dinner any day of the week.

Saving Some For Later

This soup actually gets better after a day in the fridge the flavors have time to get even cozier. It'll keep beautifully for about four days. When I'm planning ahead I make a double batch and freeze portions for those busy nights when we need some comfort food magic.

My Kitchen Secrets

Take your time with those vegetables at the start letting them get nice and golden makes all the difference. Those Yukons really are worth seeking out they make the soup so creamy. And if you want it extra thick my little cornstarch trick never fails just mix some with water and stir it in at the end.

Making It Your Own

Sometimes I switch things up using leftover turkey after the holidays or tossing in whatever vegetables look fresh at the market. Pearl onions are lovely when I can find them and a handful of green beans adds such nice color. Don't be afraid to play with it that's how the best family recipes are born.

A Bit of History

It warms my heart knowing I'm part of a cooking tradition that goes back centuries. From ancient Roman kitchens to modern family tables pot pie has always been about comfort and making the most of what you have. This soup carries on that tradition in its own special way.

Why We Love It So

This soup has become more than just dinner in our house it's a bowl of comfort on tough days celebration on good ones and always a reminder that the simplest meals can bring the most joy. Whether I'm making it for my family or sharing it with friends it never fails to bring smiles to faces.

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Frequently Asked Questions

→ Can I freeze this soup?
Yes, this soup freezes well. Cool completely before freezing. When reheating, you might need to add a splash of cream or milk to reach desired consistency.
→ What can I substitute for heavy cream?
Half and half or whole milk can be used instead of heavy cream. The soup won't be quite as rich but will still taste delicious.
→ Can I use leftover rotisserie chicken?
Rotisserie chicken works great in this recipe. It's a perfect way to use leftovers and adds great flavor to the soup.
→ What kind of biscuits go best with this soup?
Any type of biscuits work well - homemade, refrigerated, or even frozen. Warm them before serving for the best pot pie experience.
→ Can I add different vegetables?
This soup is very versatile. Feel free to add green beans, mushrooms, or any other vegetables you enjoy in pot pie.

Conclusion

This hearty soup transforms classic chicken pot pie into a bowl of comfort. Loaded with chicken, potatoes, and vegetables in a creamy broth, it's ready in under an hour and perfect with warm biscuits.

Pot Pie Soup

A creamy, comforting soup that captures all the flavors of chicken pot pie. Made with tender chicken, fresh vegetables, and herbs.

Prep Time
20 Minutes
Cook Time
26 Minutes
Total Time
46 Minutes
By: Zaho

Category: Main Dishes

Difficulty: Intermediate

Cuisine: American

Yield: 4 Servings (4 bowls)

Dietary: ~

Ingredients

01 4 tablespoons salted butter.
02 1 cup carrots, small diced.
03 1 cup celery, small diced.
04 1 cup onion, small diced.
05 2 cloves garlic, minced.
06 ¼ cup all-purpose flour.
07 4 cups chicken stock.
08 1½ cups Yukon gold potatoes, small diced.
09 1 bay leaf.
10 ½ teaspoon dried thyme.
11 ½ teaspoon black pepper.
12 2 cups cooked chicken, diced.
13 ½ cup heavy cream.
14 1 cup frozen peas.
15 ½ cup frozen corn.
16 Biscuits for serving.
17 Fresh parsley for garnish.

Instructions

Step 01

Melt butter in dutch oven over medium heat. Add carrots, celery, and onion. Cook until soft and lightly browned, about 10 minutes.

Step 02

Stir in garlic and cook 30 seconds until fragrant.

Step 03

Mix in flour and cook for 1 minute to make roux.

Step 04

Pour in stock and add potatoes, bay leaf, thyme, and pepper. Bring to boil, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes until potatoes are tender.

Step 05

Stir in chicken, cream, peas, and corn. Simmer 5 minutes until heated through. Remove bay leaf before serving.

Step 06

Ladle into bowls and serve with warm biscuits. Garnish with parsley if desired.

Notes

  1. Can substitute half-and-half or milk for cream.
  2. Freezes well for later use.

Tools You'll Need

  • Dutch oven.

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
  • Dairy (butter, cream).
  • Wheat (flour).

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 594
  • Total Fat: 34 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 49 g
  • Protein: 24 g