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Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal488
  • fat32g
  • saturates13g
  • carbs33g
  • sugars2g
  • fibre0g
  • protein19g
  • salt0.83g
    low
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Method

  • step 1

    Ask a grown-up helper to turn the oven on to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Roll out the pastry on a floured surface and trim to make a rectangle about 24 x 36cm.

  • step 2

    Cut the pastry in half, lengthways, then cut each half into 3 equal squares, about 12cm along each side, using a small knife or scissors.

  • step 3

    Push each square into the oiled tin, making sure it is pushed right into the edges

  • step 4

    Use scissors or a small knife to cut the chicken into strips, then cut into chunks. Put chunks in a bowl. Add the sweetcorn, peas, cream and mustard. Mix together.

  • step 5

    Divide mixture between the pies. Fold the tops of the pies over roughly and press together. Don’t worry if they don’t cover all the filling.

  • step 6

    Brush the pastry with the beaten egg. Ask your grown-up helper to put them in the oven for 35 minutes or until they brown and the filling bubbles.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, May 2010

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A star rating of 3.6 out of 5.5 ratings

cornercube

Chopped up the chicken quite small and sealed in a pan with dried sage. Rolled out the pastry into a square and cut into three strips and then three strips the other way to make nine small squares. Added seasoning to the chicken mix. Used muffin tins, delicious, went down a treat with the whole…

jamgeorge

Delicious, I added white wine, black pepper and bit of honey to my chicken when I cooked it fresh. Made a diary free pie also, with goats cream! Fantastic.

kathrynv

Quick, simple and tasty. I oven baked the chicken myself, adding sage, butter and seasoning and added a little sage to the pie filling before I put it in the oven. I also made this as one large pie rather than individuals. My son, who is 10, helped out and we had great fun.

mathieson999

Hi All, I used Muffin tins as well and the results were excellent. Kids really enjoyed making them and they did look almost professional when served up.

Obviously made the squares slightly smaller and going to use the same squared puff pastry idea for apple pies next week.

Great fun and very…

mathieson999

A star rating of 4 out of 5.

Hi All, I used Muffin tins as well and the results were excellent. Kids really enjoyed making them and they did look almost professional when served up.

Obviously made the squares slightly smaller and going to use the same squared puff pastry idea for apple pies next week.

Great fun and very…

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