Chicken pot pie with black truffles

While this dish has enjoyed a successful 20-year run, it started out as just another recipe. It quickly gained popularity, particularly among Prince Albert of Monaco. When it was first presented, the prince was in attendance and was so taken with the pie that he inquired about when Puck would open a restaurant in Monaco.
Since then, the pot pie has made numerous appearances. At the 2013 Oscars, it was served with the Oscar trophy silhouette elegantly embossed on the pastry, baked to a perfect golden hue. In many ways, this dish has become almost as iconic as Puck himself at Oscar dinner parties.
This recipe isn’t just for the stars; anyone can whip it up at home for family, friends, or even just for themselves. Puck particularly suggests making it during the holiday season, as it serves as a comforting and deliciously warm dish, ideal for the colder months.
About Wolfgang Puck

Wolfgang Puck has maintained a long-standing partnership with the Oscars, and it's easy to see why. The chef has been a prominent figure in the Hollywood culinary scene since 1975, when he took the helm at Ma Maison in West Hollywood. In 1982, he departed from Ma Maison to establish his own restaurant, Spago, which continues to thrive today in Beverly Hills.
While Spago is his flagship establishment, Puck has also launched an Asian-fusion restaurant and a steakhouse in Santa Monica and at the Beverly Wilshire, respectively. His fame in California has only expanded, eventually reaching international acclaim. Today, his innovative interpretations of classic dishes and exceptional culinary talents are celebrated from Beverly Hills to Istanbul.
It’s no surprise that a chef so beloved would cater to Hollywood's elite. With extensive experience working with local ingredients and a deep understanding of the culture from his years serving California's high society, catering for Oscar dinner parties is just another feather in his cap.
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