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Roast Jerk Chicken & Veg Pie


A simple yet delicious jerk chicken and gravy filled puff pastry topped pie. This is a great recipe to use up some of your leftover Sunday roast dinner whether it be the left over roast chicken or roasted vegetables. In this case I wanted to use up some fridge and freezer ingredients, so I roasted up some chicken with the Adella Louise Jerk Marinade.



 

Shopping List

Serves 1 - 2


Olive Oil - 1-2 tbsp

Shallots - 1 Cup (I used shallots from the stock of my roast chicken)

Plain Flour - 1 tbsp

Chicken Stock - 1 Cup (The stock was from my Roasted Jerk Chicken)

Chicken Stock Cube - 1

Dark Soy Sauce - 1/2 tbsp

Red Wine - 1/2 tbsp

Roasted Jerk Chicken - 2 Cups

Mixed Veg - I used a Birds Eye steam fresh pack from the freezer

Roasted Sweet Potatoes - 1/2 Cup ( I used leftover from my roast dinner)

Puff Pastry - 1 Sheet


 


Method

Prep 15 minutes | Cook 40 minutes


Preheat the oven

  • Heat the oven to 190°C (fan oven)


Prepare the Gravy

  • Add a drizzle of Olive Oil to a frying pan, once hot, add the shallots. Fry until they start to brown.

  • Once the onions are browned, if there's no oil left, add a add dash more, let it heat up and then add the flour.

  • Mix the flour in well.

  • Now add the chicken stock, the chicken stock cube, soy sauce and red wine. Whisk the ingredients together until they thicken.

Prepare the Pastry

  • Unroll your pastry.

  • Take your pie dish and use it to measure the pastry top. Once you cut to the size you need, pop it to the side on a floured surface.


The Pie

  • Add some pieces of your roasted jerk chicken to an oven dish (suitable for a pie), the dish I used was a small dish big enough for 2 people.

  • Pop your vegetables and roasted sweet potato in.

  • It's time to add the gravy!


Puff Pastry Top

  • Take your pre-cut sheet of puff pastry and place on top of the pie dish. I lightly pressed the pastry along the side of the dish and then trimmed away the pastry hanging over the sides.

  • I cut to lines into the pastry (make sure you go right through). Venting lets the crust settle and stops the pastry going soggy.


Cook

  • Place your pie into the preheated oven, 190°C for 40 minutes or until the top is golden and flaky.

You are ready to eat! This pie is very moreish, I would not blame you if you eat the whole pie yourself.


 

Tips

  • Serving ideas could be with salad, roast potatoes, more vegetables or have it as the main for a roast dinner.

  • Double up on ingredients for a larger serving.







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