Snow Day Warmth

If you're in the Northeast you're more than likely snowed in and {hopefully} enjoying a snow day.  I didn't manage to get a full snow day but did managed to get off early yesterday and a delay this morning.  I had grand plans to clean, organize and declutter our house but I'm just thankful we didn't lose power, many in ARL did, and I got to sleep in a little. 
Here's one of my newest favorite song, by two of my all time favorites, the perfect pick-me-up to beat the winter blues.

Knee Deep

Zac Brown Band featuring Jimmy Buffett

And a hearty, easy recipe to warm your belly.

Chicken Pot Pie

(adapted from Bisquick's recipe)

2 cups frozen veggies, thawed

1 cup cooked chicken (I cheat & buy a rotisserie chicken from the store)

1 can cream of chicken soup

1/2 cup milk

1 egg, beaten

3-4 potatoes, washed, peeled & diced

For veggies: I use 1/2 can of corn, 1/2 can green beans, frozen peas, frozen okra, fresh (cooked) celery and carrots, 3-4 medium potatoes

Instead of using the Bisquick, which is good, I use 1 can of Pillsbury Grand bisquits bc they're more flavorful than Bisquick.

*if you're not using Bisquick you don't need the egg & milk.

Cook chicken & fresh veggies, if using.

Drain veggies.

Place the chicken and all veggies in large bowl.

Add cream of chicken with 1/2 can of water and mix together.

Pour mixture into a casserole dish to bake.

Seperate/peel apart the bisquits (I seperate 1 bisquit into thirds) and layer on top of the veggies & chicken.

Bake at 400 degrees for 35-45 minutes.

*You may need to cover w. foil towards the end to avoid burning/browning the bisquits/Bisquick.

DC Ladies - I didn't think it could get any better but Fornash is having an even better sale, this week only, the entire store is 40% off!
Stay warm & cozy.
cBv