Easy Chicken & Vegetable Pasties

Get your children involved in making their own dinner with these delicious and easy chicken and vegetable pasties.
Ingredients
- 75 g Iceland frozen cooked chicken breast (approx)
- 60 g Iceland frozen sweetcorn (approx)
- 45 g Iceland frozen mixed peppers (approx)
- 500 g pack Frozen Puff Pastry (or use ready-rolled pastry)
- a little flour to dust your work surface
- 100 g soft cheese (I used the low fat version)
- 2 tsp dried oregano
- 1 egg
Instructions
- 1
--- Please ensure that all of the ingredients are fully defrosted before use (I recommend leaving them overnight in the fridge). ---
- 2
Pre-heat your oven to 220ºC/200ºC fan
- 3
Line your baking sheet with a non-stick cooking liner of grease with butter.
- 4
Tear the chicken (75g) into smaller pieces with your fingers and put it into a large bowl. Add the sweetcorn (60g), peppers (45g), soft cheese (100g) and oregano (2 tsp) and mix until fully combined.
- 5
Dust your work surface with a little flour and then roll out your pastry into a rectangle 2-3mm thick.
- 6
Use a knife to cut the pastry into 6 squares (a dinner knife is fine, no need for anything too sharp).
- 7
Evenly divide the chicken filling onto the centre of each square of pastry.
- 8
Fold the pastry in half over the filling to form a triangle and then push down around the edges to seal in the filling. Use the prongs of a fork to push down the edges a little more to ensure they're sealed and leave a nice pattern.
- 9
Place the pasties onto your baking sheet.
- 10
Break your egg into a small bowl and beat it with a fork. Using a pastry brush, brush a little egg over the top of each pasty. Use your fork to prick a few holes in the top of each one.
- 11
Pop them into the oven for 15-20 minutes, until the pasty is golden brown.
- 12
Once cooked remove from the oven, either enjoy them hot (caution they will be very hot so allow them to cool a little) or pop them onto a cooling rack to cool before eating them cold.
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