Fish Pie

Feel like Iโ€™m just churning out alllllll the comfort food for these cold days rolling in! Another pie recipe ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ™Œ๐Ÿป.

You can use any fish you like for this, I used Smoked Basa, Basa and Salmon as Basa is a lot cheaper than other white fish and I got it in Aldi for anyone trying to find it.

I have also cheated a bit and included a recipe from BBC Good Food but this is exactly how I make my White Sauce the only difference is I use half milk/half water to reduce the milk content in the sauce and add a Fish Stock Cube for this particular recipeโ€ฆ so itโ€™s half White Sauce half Fish Veloute but anyway you get the jist, you could use all Milk if you like!

For 4 individual Fish Pies or one big one, you will need:

  • 6 Baking Potatoes

  • 1 Salmon Fillet

  • 1 Smoked Basa Fillet

  • 1 Basa Fillet

  • 1 Leek

  • 1 Lemon

  • Parsley

  • White Sauce (I made this amount but didnโ€™t need it all)

  • Salt and Pepper

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First I bake the Potatoes, then once cooked through, scoop out the cooked potatoe and mash it with an Egg and some seasoning. Pop it in a piping bag and keep it wrapped up so itโ€™s still hot when piping it onto the Pie, itโ€™s a lot easier to work with if itโ€™s still hot!

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Next up make the White Sauce, dice the Fish and Leek and chop the Parsley. I usually do this whilst the Potatoes are baking to save time!

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Sweat the Leeks in a pan with a good pinch of Salt and Pepper.

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Add the diced Fish and the White Sauce with a squeeze of Lemon Juice.

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Add some Frozen Peas and the chopped Parsley.

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Transfer the Fish Pie mix into dishesโ€ฆ I used individual ones and then froze the leftovers into portions for future meals.

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Pipe on the Mash and bake in the oven for around 20 minutes on 180.

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Hope you enjoy it!

L x

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