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A summery chicken potpie is the antidote for June gloom

Make the dough for the crust of your pie the day before, so it’ s ready to be filled.

I recently had an epiphany about, of all things, chicken potpie. A few weeks ago, my partner and I set out for a walk into Griffith Park from our apartment. In the mood for adventuring, we started taking every turn we hadn't before and soon enough we found ourselves on the back of a hill, practically holding onto the vertical edge like rock climbers.

I looked up and saw the very top of the "D" in the Hollywood sign and suggested that we walk to the sign since we were already "so close." By the time we reached it, we had trekked six miles, were starving and were very annoyed. To make matters worse, our only way out was a four-mile hike down the hill.

We found a restaurant on Franklin Boulevard and decided to stop to eat for the first time all day. And by "decided," I mean our hobbling legs and numb feet would take us no farther than the first available place with empty chairs outside.

After we ordered our food, two giant,

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