nnredman, it was a little more complicated than normal tuna/HB Helper. It requires a 6 1/2 oz. can of tuna (chicken is better), milk, water, butter, and one or two eggs. It included a sauce mix that had dried peas and carrots in it, and two crust packets. As I recall, you mixed butter, water and milk w/ the sauce mix on the stove. As it heated and thickened in a pot, you mix I think one egg w/ butter, milk and water w/the bottom crust pkg. Stir it in a med. bowl til it becomes a wad of dough. In a greased (bottom only) pie pan, spread that dough til it completely covers the bottom & sides of the pan, then pop it in the oven to cook (I think at 400) for 8-9 min. (until light brown). Back to the sauce; as it thickens, add the chicken and set aside. When the bottom crust is ready, pull out and let cool (I'd dab up a little greasiness that formed in the bottom w/ a paper towel). While it and the sauce cools, mix the top crust (I think that was w/ 1/3 c. milk & 1 egg). Mix it up & it becomes a more of a thick liquid than the bottom crust, but it ends up lighter and fluffier. Pour the sauce mix in the pie pan then pour the top mix on top (it should blanket the sauce and touch all edges of outer crust. Pop it in the oven for 30 min. or so (don't remember the temp.) until top crust is golden brown. Poof, you have an enormous, delicious chicken (or tuna) pot pie.
If you could help us to make a sauce mix (like in small pot pies), I can add peas and carrots. A reg. frozen pie crust or rolled out pizza crust may suffice for the bottom, but need a recipe for the lighter top crust. Appreciate any help!