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How do I make a fish pie with mash on top so the mash doesn't disappear in to the pie?

9 replies

Scree · 20/06/2007 08:58

Every time I make one, the mash seems to just melt in to the pie. Any ideas?

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EffiePerine · 20/06/2007 08:59

Do you put milk and butter into mash? (may be too soft). Or try more mash and less liquid inthe pie

Sunshinemummy · 20/06/2007 09:00

Maybe you've got too much liquid in the pie and not enough filling?

Scootergrrrl · 20/06/2007 09:10

Agree - less liquid in the pie. Or you could try putting the pie together when it's all cold then cooking it in the oven.

PutThatInYourPipeandSmokeIt · 20/06/2007 21:36

Add more fish stuff and less sauce and then make the mash on the dry side

bramblina · 20/06/2007 21:44

Do the same as when you make a cottage pie, let the filling cool down first, it will hold the weight of the potato better when it is slightly more solid.

littlelapin · 20/06/2007 21:45

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Slubberdegullion · 20/06/2007 21:48

This happens with a lot of my fish/shepherds/cottage pies too.

DH often refers to them as my 'Altantis Casseroles'.

Think I'm always in too much of a hurry to get the potato on top.

Harrogatemum · 22/06/2007 13:27

I have the same problem and saw something on a cookery programme that suggested using an icing piping bag to put the mash on the top.........faffy but it does work, no more sinkage!!

Scootergrrrl · 22/06/2007 15:56

Bung the mash in a freezer bag with one corner cut off and squueze it through the hole would work, I expect, and you could make pretty patterns

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