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Pot pie (refrigerated)
Savory and full-bodied, with a creamy filling under a flaky, buttery crust.
Lens analyzedRefrigerated pot pie is an uncooked or par-baked pie filled with a creamy meat-and-vegetable filling under a pastry crust, sold chilled and meant to be baked at home rather than reheated from frozen. It bakes faster than the frozen version since it starts out already thawed.
Where it comes from
Pot pie descends from savory meat pies long baked across European cooking, and the packaged refrigerated version is a modern convenience-food adaptation meant to sit between fully frozen and fully homemade.
Buying it
Check the use-by date closely, since refrigerated dough spoils faster than frozen, and confirm the baking instructions match what your oven can do.
Storing it
Keep it refrigerated until you're ready to bake, and use it by the date on the package since the raw dough and filling don't hold as long as a frozen one would.
Keeps about 5 days in the fridge.
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