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Gordon Ramsay

Posh fish pie


Ingredients

  • 25 g butter
  • 4 shallots finely chopped
  • ½ bulb fennel finely chopped
  • 250 ml dry white wine
  • 250 ml noilly prat or dry vermouth
  • 500 ml fish stock
  • 500 ml double cream
  • 2 tablespoons wholegrain mustard
  • Sea salt & freshly ground black pepper
  • 800 g mix of white fish fillets such as cod, haddock, monk fish, coley
  • 200 g raw peeled king prawns
  • lemon juice
  • Few sprigs of thyme
  • Small handful of tarragon, flat leaf parsley chervil

For the topping

Method

  1. Heat the butter in a pan and sweat the shallots and fennel until soft. Add the wine and vermouth and reduce by half. Add the stock and bubble away again until reduced by half.
  2. Pour in the cream and boil until reduced to a sauce like consistency. Strain through a sieve, discarding the shallot and fennel. Stir in the mustard, check for seasoning then leave to cool.
  3. Meanwhile heat the oven to 180°C/gas 4. Check the fish for any small bones, removing any with tweezers, then cut into 3cm chunks. Poach the fish in enough water to cover, with a squeeze of lemon juice and the thyme, until slightly undercooked. Remove the fish from the poaching liquid with a slotted spoon. Gently fold the prawns and fish into the sauce with a little extra lemon juice and chopped herbs. Transfer to an ovenproof baking dish.

For the topping

  1. Cook the potatoes in boiling salted water until tender, and mash with a little milk and butter until smooth. Beat in the egg yolks, then either pipe the mash over the filling or spoon it over for a more rustic finish.
  2. Bake the pie for about 20 minutes until bubbling and golden brown on top. Serve with buttered petit pois or spinach.
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  • Louise Dewar
    January 2011

    I need to learn how to reduce the various stocks to the perfection described above. Whilst we enjoyed the flavours, I was disappointed with my work in the reduction process. I used a pastry lid instead of potato which was nice.

  • ripper01
    January 2010

    How many people does this recipe feed?

  • KM168
    June 2009

    It took a couple of times to perfect the reducing of wine/fish stock/cream but now this is one of my favourite fish recipes to cook. I can prepare it slightly in advance and cook in oven when dinner guest arive, this is truly sublime in taste and beats any other fish pie I have ever made. I get requests to cook this dish by dinner guest who have previously had this so must be good

  • KM168
    June 2009

    After cooking this recipe a couple of times I have perfected the reducing of stocks/wine/cream, this is just delicious and I have people requesting me to cook this all the time. I substitute the fish with australian good quality fish and this recipe is decadent

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