A little bit about this recipe…..
Prep: 15 mins | Cook: 30 mins | Serves: 4 | Cost: £???
This is my take on a leftover roast chicken and gammon pie. Feel free to substitute turkey (or indeed any other ingredients).
Ingredients
- Left over chicken and gammon cut into bite size pieces
- A couple of handfuls of frozen chopped veg
- 500 ml milk
- 5og butter
- 50g plain flour
- Large pinch mustard powder
- 2 chicken stock pots
- Leftover or fresh mashed potato
Method
- Melt butter in a pan. Gradually add flour stirring all the time. (The measurements are approx as I usually just add enough flour until I have a thick paste)
- Gradually stir in the milk. (Again, the milk quantity is a guide, add enough milk until sauce doesn’t taste floury)
- Stir in the first stock pot. ( Don’t mix with water)
- Taste your sauce, if the chicken flavour is to your liking, season and remove from heat. If you like a stronger flavour, add another stock pot.
- When your are happy with your sauce add the chicken, gammon and vegetables. Put your mixture into an oven proof dish.
- Cover your pie mixture with your mash.
- At this point you can top your pie with some breadcrumbs and cheese.
- Pop into the oven and cook at 180°C until piping hot, usually about 30-40 mins.
Blags, Tips & Tricks
- You could add some bacon, leeks…really anything you have lying about.
- If you are making the mash…and have any leftover – put it into a bag and freeze it. Keep adding to this bag and in no time….you will have enough for another pie!

