Add in your onions. Mix and cook for about five minutes to soften the onions. Once they become translucent, add in your flour.
Mix in your seasoning, thyme, and salt and pepper. Continue to mix until everything is incorporated with your flour. It should look thick.
Alternate pouring in a small amount of your half-and-half, and chicken broth. Continue to do this until your broth and half-and-half is gone.
Add in your turkey, and mix together until fully incorporated.
Place one pie crust on the bottom of your pie pan. Pour in your turkey pot pie mixture. With the back of a spoon smooth out the pot pie mixture so that it is even in the pie pan.
Beat your egg in a small separate bowl. With a brush, brush your egg mixture over the remaining crust to create a seal. Place the other crust on top and pinch together the sides of your pot pie.
Using a sharp knife cut lines in the top of your pie crust to vent. Brush more egg on top of the crust on the side as well as the center of the cross.
Place your pie in the oven for 30 to 35 minutes, or until the crust is lightly brown.
Allow your pie to cool for about 15 minutes before cutting into it.
Notes
Different Toppings: Enhance your pot pie with leftover mashed potatoes or biscuits on top for added texture and flavor.
You will Love this Recipe withCheese: Add a burst of flavor by sprinkling cheddar or sharp Parmesan cheese on top of your pot pie.
Individual Servings: Make mini pot pies in individual ramekins for a charming and convenient twist on this classic recipe.