
Chicken, leek and mushroom cobbler
This is a delicious alternative to the pastry topped pie. The cobbler topping is great for soaking up the sauce in the pie. You could also try this topping on any other casserole or stew.

SERVES10
TIME TO MAKE30 - 45 mins
MEAL TYPEDinner
TIME TO MAKE30 - 45 mins
MEAL TYPEDinner
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Method
Filling
- Heat oil and sauté leeks and mushrooms gently until soft
- Add garlic and chicken and continue to cook until chicken is cooked through
- Add mustard and Worcester sauce and set aside
- Heat milk until just simmering
- Wet cornflour with water
- Slowly add cornflour mixture to heated milk and stir constantly until thickened
- Add thickened milk to leek, mushroom and chicken mixture
Cobbler batter
- Mix the flours and baking powder together
- Rub in the oil and grated cheese
- Mix together the egg and milk
- Mix in the milk and egg mixture to the flour mixture
Baking
- Heat oven to 180°C
- Place filling into pie dishes
- Top with cobbler batter
- Brush with a little milk
- Bake for approximately 20 minutes or until golden brown and hot through
- Filling
- 15 mlolive oil
- 330 gleek, chopped
- 400 gmushrooms, chopped
- 20 ggarlic, crushed
- 550 gchicken thigh fillets, skin off, diced
- 30 gDijon mustard
- 5 mlWorcester sauce
- 600 mltrim milk
- 40 gcornflour
- 125 mlwater
- Cobbler batter
- 125 gwhite flour
- 125 gwholemeal flour
- 10 gbaking powder
- 1egg
- 75 mlCanola oil
- 150 mltrim milk
- 50 gEdam cheese, grated
Per serve
- Energy1390kJ
- Total Fat16.1g
- Saturated Fat3g
- Total Carbohydrate24.5g
- Sugars5.5g
- Dietary Fibre4.2g
- Sodium165mg
Method
Filling
- Heat oil and sauté leeks and mushrooms gently until soft
- Add garlic and chicken and continue to cook until chicken is cooked through
- Add mustard and Worcester sauce and set aside
- Heat milk until just simmering
- Wet cornflour with water
- Slowly add cornflour mixture to heated milk and stir constantly until thickened
- Add thickened milk to leek, mushroom and chicken mixture
Cobbler batter
- Mix the flours and baking powder together
- Rub in the oil and grated cheese
- Mix together the egg and milk
- Mix in the milk and egg mixture to the flour mixture
Baking
- Heat oven to 180°C
- Place filling into pie dishes
- Top with cobbler batter
- Brush with a little milk
- Bake for approximately 20 minutes or until golden brown and hot through
Ingredients
- Filling
- 15 mlolive oil
- 330 gleek, chopped
- 400 gmushrooms, chopped
- 20 ggarlic, crushed
- 550 gchicken thigh fillets, skin off, diced
- 30 gDijon mustard
- 5 mlWorcester sauce
- 600 mltrim milk
- 40 gcornflour
- 125 mlwater
- Cobbler batter
- 125 gwhite flour
- 125 gwholemeal flour
- 10 gbaking powder
- 1egg
- 75 mlCanola oil
- 150 mltrim milk
- 50 gEdam cheese, grated
Ingredients
- Filling
- 15 mlolive oil
- 330 gleek, chopped
- 400 gmushrooms, chopped
- 20 ggarlic, crushed
- 550 gchicken thigh fillets, skin off, diced
- 30 gDijon mustard
- 5 mlWorcester sauce
- 600 mltrim milk
- 40 gcornflour
- 125 mlwater
- Cobbler batter
- 125 gwhite flour
- 125 gwholemeal flour
- 10 gbaking powder
- 1egg
- 75 mlCanola oil
- 150 mltrim milk
- 50 gEdam cheese, grated
Nutrition Facts
Per serve
- Energy1390kJ
- Total Fat16.1g
- Saturated Fat3g
- Total Carbohydrate24.5g
- Sugars5.5g
- Dietary Fibre4.2g
- Sodium165mg
Method
Filling
- Heat oil and sauté leeks and mushrooms gently until soft
- Add garlic and chicken and continue to cook until chicken is cooked through
- Add mustard and Worcester sauce and set aside
- Heat milk until just simmering
- Wet cornflour with water
- Slowly add cornflour mixture to heated milk and stir constantly until thickened
- Add thickened milk to leek, mushroom and chicken mixture
Cobbler batter
- Mix the flours and baking powder together
- Rub in the oil and grated cheese
- Mix together the egg and milk
- Mix in the milk and egg mixture to the flour mixture
Baking
- Heat oven to 180°C
- Place filling into pie dishes
- Top with cobbler batter
- Brush with a little milk
- Bake for approximately 20 minutes or until golden brown and hot through
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