potpie

Even now as Carl took the potpie out of its box and stabbed the film cover with a fork as the instructions told him to do, he thought about opening the bedroom door to see what she was up to in there.

So take a few minutes, grab a slice of potpie and dive into this issue.

Lobster potpie. But now maybe that sounds too humble.

Sandwiches, soups and salads remain vital to Larry's deli, but the store has seen growing demand for its specialty quiches and potpies. Its chefs whip up more than 30 varieties of quiche and more than a dozen different kinds of potpie.

Riley loves chicken fingers and chicken potpie. We try to incorporate a protein at dinnertime.

Kumm Esse Diner, in Myerstown, Pa., telegraphs its German roots in its name, which means "Come Eat." The Pennsylvania Dutch fare is typified by the potpie. In this region, the "pie" is cooked in a pot and served as a stew, with noodles, meat and potatoes, whereas everywhere else, these dishes are served with a pastry crust.

The Comedy Workout and PotPie Theater present "Post-Holiday Jollies" tonight at Cozmic Pizza.

Bake it like a potpie, right out of the freezer; do not allow it to thaw first.

Ask them about the muskrats that would rather build their nests in a Styrofoam dock float than dig into a mud bank and the coyotes that have developed a taste for poodle potpie.

Paget Walker's turkey potpie, eaten soon after I got out of surgery, was devoured without a scrap left.

Biscuit-Topped Chicken Potpie Comforting--there is just no other way to describe a creamy, rich potpie.

The results are terrific for both fruit pies and chicken potpie. And, it is much quicker if mixed all together using a food processor--just scoop in flour and salt, add pats of butter and blend.

Menu dishes such as the chicken potpie, mixed grill of house sausages and fish and chips reinforce the place's English pub feeling.

After roasting his ingredients and deglazing the pan, he prepared a scratch crust and created a perfect dark-roasted chicken potpie.

William Blake, widely considered England's greatest visual artist, lived and died in penury, peddling watercolors for the price of a potpie. His hand-colored, 1795 monotype, "The Good and Evil Angels Struggling for Possession of a Child" (at right, top), set off a bidding war and brought a record US$3.9 million for a work by the admirer of Michelangelo and Rafael.