I made some changes though. I didn’t include the artichoke hearts as that’s not something the husband really cares for. I also did not include carrots, but that’s because we ran out and I didn’t feel like running to the store. I added frozen peas, frozen corn, mushrooms, and onion. For substitutions, I used real milk, I used real butter, I use the bullion powder and I used the King Arthur Flour instead of rice flour.
Cooked veggies and chicken with the seasonings.
Close-up.
The yummy gravy.
Instead of sprinkling some cheese on top of the finished pie, I chose to mix some cheese into the potatoes.
The filling all together.
The potatoes all mixed.
I don't own ramekins and didn't want to purchase any if this didn't work out. So I used the tin ones you can buy. Because of this my pans were bigger, I filled the pans a little too full in my estimation.
Lovely close-up. Next time I am thinking only half way . . . although I am hoping to buy some ramekins soon so that will make it easier.
With the lovely mash potatoes on top. Because my tins got wider at the top, instead of straight up like the ramekins, I didn't have quite enough mash potatoes to cover the filling completely.
After they baked.
Close-up of after it baked.
A picture with a couple bites taken so you can see how it looks inside.
Healthier too. I think I might make this - with regular flour and the veggies of the Knight's choosing, of course!
ReplyDeleteLooks good! I've noticed "gluten free" seems to be the new batch of cookbooks out there, have you been looking at them?
ReplyDeleteVicki