One of my favorite memories growing up in my mother’s kitchen smelled this pie bake! It was an easy and quick dish to make and is better the next day after all the seasonings set in. If you have biscuit mix and tuna fish on hand, you can whip up this pie easy and ready to eat in about an hour. You can use the cheese of your choice and tuna with our without oil. It’s great for church potluck or to take to new mothers.
Sauté the onions and celery in the butter. I use the onion mix sometimes because it’s quick on days when I don’t have time to chop and I need to rush. Add 2 Tablespoon flour and blend in the milk. Stir until totally blended and season well with Cajun seasonings. Add cheese a slice at a time since there is salt in the cheese you can adjust the taste. Make your biscuit recipe like you do for the biscuits and roll out to make the top. Add shredded mozzarella cheese/cheddar or four cheeses on top of dough and bake 375 for about 45 minutes. More cheese can be added if desired once pie is baked and melted 10 minutes more.
For biscuits, mix 1 cup milk, and 3 cups biscuit mix. Next cut in 2 tsps butter, and turn onto floured surface. Knead a few times and roll out to lie on the top of the pie. I add shredded cheese on top then bake. Bake 45 minutes or until dough is baked and cheese is melted.
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