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Creamy Fish Pie with a Filo Top

All the cosy flavour of a classic fish pie but quicker, lighter and done in one pot.

Prep

15m

Cook

40m

Total

55m

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Creamy Fish Pie with a Filo Top

All the cosy flavour of a classic fish pie but quicker, lighter and done in one pot.

Prep

15m

Cook

40m

Total

55m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Heat the oil in a large ovenproof pan over medium heat. Add the sliced leeks, season with salt and pepper and cook for 5 to 6 mins until softened. Add the garlic and cook for 1 min more.

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For the filling

1

tbsp

Olive oil

1

Leek, sliced

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Per Serving

Calories

480kcal

Fat

18g

Carbs

32g

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Jason M

a month ago

Size leek determines amount of milk en flour required. Corn sweetens dish consderably. Could use either more mustard or other heat.

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VAUGHAN E

8 months ago

Added in mushroom and broad beans to bulk out the pie for 2 - very tasty

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Mark L

9 months ago

All loved this on Christmas Eve. Added a couple of boiled eggs in to the top. Great success.

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Tyler

9 months ago

Nice twist, Mark! Love hearing it was a success.

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Matt A

10 months ago

Obscenely nice and very low maintenance to make. Thank you!

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Tyler

10 months ago

Nice one Matt! Super easy isn't it.

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Ramzy K

10 months ago

What fish do you recommend?

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Tyler

10 months ago

Any firm white fish like cod or haddock is great, Ramzy! Give it a go with salmon for some extra flavor. If you have general recipe questions and want a quick response, give the 'Ask Tyler' button a try!

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Erna S

a year ago

Really lovely! Made it with lots of fish, frozen mixed vegetables and some cream.

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Tyler

10 months ago

Sounds scrumptious, Erna! Glad you added your twist and loved it.

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Graham

a year ago

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Tyler

a year ago

Looks great!

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John S

a year ago

Quick,easy and delicious thanks Tyler

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Tyler

a year ago

Nice one, John, glad you enjoyed it! 😊

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Jon K

a year ago

Sorry , should read non existent

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Jon K

a year ago

200 degree fan maybe too high. My sauce seemed to go very thin , near on existent

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Tyler

a year ago

Ah, I see how that might've happened, Jon! Next time, try a bit lower temperature and have a touch more flour in the mix to thicken it up. Give it another go!

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