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    #45948   2007-09-26 13:31 GMT      
    I am going to use a 1/2 bag frozen mixed veggies, 1 can of cream of mushroom soup with 1/2 can milk, 2 cups of chicken and pour a biscuit mix on the top for the crust. Of course I will bake it according to box directions. Do you think this will work ok? I dont want to buy a $4 box of baking mix at the store since I rarely use it. Any suggestions?

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    #45949   2007-09-26 13:39 GMT      
    That's what I use and everyone loves it. Also, the Jiffy brand is cheaper and just as good. Good luck!!!!!

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    #45950   2007-09-26 13:42 GMT      
    Do you have any all purpose flour? You can make a crust with APC, an egg and some water... mix it into a ball and refrigerater for 30 mintues then roll it out into a crust. If you want a flaky crust, use some butter or shortning to make it with.

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    #45951   2007-09-26 13:43 GMT      
    Yes
    if you mix the biscuit dough and form them
    they become dumplings
    you do not HAVE to buy biscuit mix you can start with plain flour and a cookbook for biscuits...

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    #45952   2007-09-26 13:50 GMT      
    I know it will work well!! this is basically what I have been doing for years to make potpie casseroles!!
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