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Am making this today, a giant one, and have never made it before.
I've bought ready made cheese sauce which I'll be adding some mustard to, and am putting frozen mash on the top with some grated cheese sprinkled over.
The fish..cod, smoked haddock, salmon, tiger prawns and scallops..has been chopped into chunks and is currently defrosting in the baking dish with a bit of lemon juice squirted over it.
Does anyone who makes fish pie regularly have any suggestions for any additions or ingredients they always add which they feel makes it really tasty and would never leave out? Thanks.
I've bought ready made cheese sauce which I'll be adding some mustard to, and am putting frozen mash on the top with some grated cheese sprinkled over.
The fish..cod, smoked haddock, salmon, tiger prawns and scallops..has been chopped into chunks and is currently defrosting in the baking dish with a bit of lemon juice squirted over it.
Does anyone who makes fish pie regularly have any suggestions for any additions or ingredients they always add which they feel makes it really tasty and would never leave out? Thanks.
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I think you could be right about the cheese sauce, I have a feeling it will overwhelm the fish, interesting that you always make a cheese sauce though clover. However, it's made now, all cooked, and very tasty from the small spoonful I've tried.
Next time I'll try just cream and fish stock.
I've lost my cooking mojo at the moment so am trying to make things as easy as possible for myself, hence the frozen mash, which, incidentally, is very, very nice.
Next time I'll try just cream and fish stock.
I've lost my cooking mojo at the moment so am trying to make things as easy as possible for myself, hence the frozen mash, which, incidentally, is very, very nice.