Take the raw chicken and put into a skillet that has been sprayed with non-stick spray and is hot - medium is good, then cook the chicken on one side.
When one side is fully cooked, turn the chickens over. Cover the pan with aluminum foil and turn off the heat, then set a timer for 10-11 minutes.
Take the crust out of your fridge and let them rest to room temperature before using. If they are too cold, they will crack.
Open and drain all of the cans of vegetables, and empty the soups into a large bowl, mix it all together with a spoon or spatula.
When your crust has rested, place one piece in the pie pan, and there is no need to spray the pan beforehand.
Use two forks to shred the fully cooked chicken and then add the chicken into the large bowl with the vegetables and soup. Mix well.
Next, empty the mixture onto the pie crust in the plate and spread it around evenly.
Lay the top crust on and fold the top crust edges under the bottom and crimp them together using your pointer finger and thumb. For a quicker way, use both hands.
Beat the egg in a small bowl and then use a basting brush to spread it on the top. Doing this helps the crust look amazing and become crispy, additionally make sure you use a knife and slice vent holes on the top of the crust.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees and then bake the Chicken Pot Pie for 20 minutes with a crust shield or aluminum foil to prevent burns.
Then remove the shield or foil and bake until the crust is a perfect golden crispy color.
Let your pot pie rest for ten minutes before you cut into it, serve and enjoy!
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