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I am craving a chicken pot pie -- but don't want to fool with a crust, so I would like a type of drop biscuit topping -- ( I can't find any gluten-free Bisquik --so that's out ) -- IF any of you have a good chicken pot pie recipe like this, I would love to have it.

If I have to, I can use my standard chicken pot pie recipe --- but I still need a recipe for making the drop biscuit topping -- ( I use Bob's Red Mill gluten-free Baking mix as my standard flour )

Thank You ! !


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I am craving a chicken pot pie -- but don't want to fool with a crust, so I would like a type of drop biscuit topping -- ( I can't find any gluten-free Bisquik --so that's out ) -- IF any of you have a good chicken pot pie recipe like this, I would love to have it.

If I have to, I can use my standard chicken pot pie recipe --- but I still need a recipe for making the drop biscuit topping -- ( I use Bob's Red Mill gluten-free Baking mix as my standard flour )

Thank You ! !

Check out this thread from yesterday:

Jen

MyMississippi Enthusiast

Check out this thread from yesterday:

Jen

Thanks for the recipe, but that is a recipe that requires rolling out and cutting, etc. I'm looking for the lazy one where you mix it up and drop it out from a spoon -- :)

lemontree1 Rookie

We made the coconut biscuit yesterday. My daughter microwaved the butter to a liquid. When it was all mixed up, we had drop biscuits. They are very good as well.

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