Never Enough Thyme Chicken Pot Pie

As a Jewish rockstar and composer, Yoshie's musical talents have been honed for decades. His family's love of music began around the Shabbat table, where they would harmonize to niggunim and jam to popular hits. Yoshie's grandfather, Rabbi Alfred Fruchter, listened to cantorial greats like Yossele Rosenblatt and Moishe Oysher, further steeping him in Jewish musical traditions.

Fast forward to today, and Yoshie is now the founder and bandleader of Sandcatchers, a band that blends Middle Eastern and Americana sounds. With his unique blend of oud and lap steel, Yoshie creates a beautiful combination with Michael Bates on bass and Shai Wetzer on drums. Myk Freedman's lap steel adds a touch of American musical style to the mix.

As I cook up a storm in the kitchen, I often find myself listening to music or podcasts. Do you enjoy cooking along to your favorite tunes? Maybe it's a little bit of Peter, Paul, and Mary or Carole King that gets your toes tapping while you chop those veggies?

Speaking of cooking, today we're making a delicious Chicken Pot Pie Bourekas recipe, inspired by Yoshie's love of music. With flaky pastry, tender chicken, and creamy filling, this dish is sure to be a hit with the whole family.

So here's to Yoshie - the talented musician, loving father, and husband who always puts others before himself. And here's to Sandcatchers, their beautiful new album The Lines on repeat in my kitchen. Let's cook up some culinary magic together!

Never enough thyme chicken pot pie