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Succulent prawns meet tender broccoli and carrots in this veggie prawn pot pie, a cozy midweek dinner that relies on a creamy garlic and chili base. The Greek yoghurt adds a subtle tang that cuts through the melted mozzarella, creating a velvety sauce that coats every bite of the vegetables.

By using store-bought filo pastry scrunched over the top, you get a shatteringly crisp, buttery crust that provides a much-needed textural contrast to the soft filling. It is a straightforward way to elevate a simple seafood and veggie stew into something that feels like a proper home-cooked meal.

Because the prep is minimal, it works well when you want something substantial without spending the entire evening in the kitchen. Serving it straight from the baking dish ensures the cheese stays bubbly and the crust stays crisp until the very last portion is scooped out.

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If you enjoy the savory, comforting appeal of this seafood-packed dish, you might also like exploring another variation of our vegetable and prawn pot pie, which highlights seasonal produce in a creamy base. For those who prefer ending a hearty meal with something sweet, try prepping a batch of these festive granola clusters ahead of time for a quick, wholesome snack later in the week.

Key Ingredients

  • Prawns: These provide the primary protein source for the pot pie filling.
  • Broccoli: Fresh florets contribute a crunchy texture and essential bulk to the vegetable mixture.
  • Greek yoghurt: This creates a creamy, tangy base for the simmering sauce.
  • Mozzarella: Shredded cheese melts into the filling to bind the ingredients and create a golden top.
  • Filo pastry: These thin sheets form a delicate, crispy crust over the savory filling.
  • Red chillies: Chopped chillies infuse the dish with a distinct and spicy heat.

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