Rebecca's Fisherman's Pie
Rebecca's Fisherman's pie
Ingredients:
- 4 fillets of sole
- 1/2 can of mushroom soup
- one bunch of spinach
- 3 cloves of garlic
- 1/2 sliced red onion
- 1/2 pack of mushrooms
- 5 large potatoes
- salt to taste
- one tablespoon of parsley
- 2 small chopped zucchini
- a few slices of cheddar cheese
Method:
- saute the onion, zucchini and mushrooms in olive oil for 5 minutes, add the spinach and saute for a few more minutes
- meanwhile boil and mash some potatoes
- then heat a little butter in the bottom of the Le Creuset with a touch of milk
- layer the veggies on top with a little mushroom soup, finally put the mashed potato on top with a little cheese
- bake at 350 for 10 minutes without the lid
It was so good and made great leftovers the next day.
I have started writing for Black Star Gourmet and getting other talented bloggers to help me, I did a fun post yesterday on Nifty Kitchen Gadgets that I thought I would share, feel free to leave comments about your favorites I would love to find out more!
Yummo! looks great rebecca!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic. I love the combination of spinach and mushroom.
ReplyDeleteMimi
this is a very unique and innovative dish - I could gobble this right up!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I love all the ingredients in this dish.
ReplyDeleteVery Original! Love your creativity. I checked out the nifty gadgets..they are indeed a notch nifty.Love the potato masher.
ReplyDeleteThis made me drool! I'm a big fan of comfort food, this seems like something that would satisfy you without completely sabotaging your diet.
ReplyDeleteVery creative. A fish version for those who don't necessarily want to eat the meat version. I eat this up, too. Nice!!
ReplyDeleteRebecca, this looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteWE love fish and have been looking for a good recipe for sole...this looks fabulous` love the presentation as as well as great directions thank you!
ReplyDeleteI've never had this pie before but it looks really wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThats Ron: thanks love the Yummo word
ReplyDeleteMimi: thanks so much
doggybloggy: thanks so much heres some for you
Anncoo: thanks
Cool Lassie oh that is cool I have one
K Hamilton yep dietitian approved!
Jenn: oh it was yummy thanks
Peachkins: thanks
pegasuslegand: thanks so much hope you like it
Sook: its Rebeccas one lol
This looks fantastic. I love that it is an original recipe. I checked out your article and I really want those poach pods.
ReplyDeleteThis looks really delicious! I would love to try this out later.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely! An excellent invention and a dish that perfectly combines some of my favorite ingredients. 8-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so comforting and easy too!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite kitchen gadget is a vegetable corer!
I have tried Shepherd's pie a couple of ways, but not Fisherman's Pie. We like seafood quite a bit, so I'm sure this would be enjoyed at dinner around here. :)
ReplyDeleteWell done Rebecca! This dish look really delicious. Very creative of you. Checked your article. The garlic grater is a great concept!
ReplyDeletethese are a few of my favorites too.. and such a clever way to put them altogether in one dish. looks good and healthy!
ReplyDeleteYummy, love the combination of fish, spinach, mushrooms and mashed potatoes of making this dish. They are going so well.
ReplyDeletewow that looks very delicious rebecca..
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delicious combination of ingredients and great comfort food too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteMmmm....looks delicious. My children love fishermen pie.
ReplyDeleteGr 8 recipe and cool name....nice click too...
ReplyDeleteI'm giving this a try--this looks like another keeper recipe. Thanks! BTW, I'm doing a giveaway too if you or any of your readers are interested.
ReplyDeletedelicious idea, great job!
ReplyDeleteThere is that pretty pot again! I love this idea, and we must have been on a similar wave length for dinner that night!
ReplyDeletevery nice twist....lovely
ReplyDeleteToo delicious and looks great!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this recipe!! You[re so clever, the addition of those veggies is brilliant!!! Perfect for fish loving mum and veg loving Alex!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent recipe! The pie sounds so delicious!
ReplyDeleteKim: thanks oh those are cool lol
ReplyDeleteSonia: enjoy
tangled noodle aw thanks
tasteof beirut: thanks or i need one
kellypea: enjoy
Shirley: thanks so much
skip to Malou aw thanks
Christine: thanks
Sushma: thanks
Deb: oh total comfort
Mary: oh hope they like it
Vrinda: thanks
momgateway: will check it out
Teresa: thanks
Chef E great minds think alike
trendsetters thanks
always a winner aw thanks
Ruth of I knew this knew this one had your name on it!
5 star foodie thanks
That looks amazing! so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThat fish looks awesome. I love the presentation.
ReplyDeleteLooks fab Rebecca! This would be perfect for our Lenten Fridays!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Like a fishy shepherd's pie. Yum.
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Rebecca in a delicious, original recipe! It looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteRebecca
ReplyDeletethis sounds as a great pie love all the delicious ingredients you used...
Really lovely dish you've created.. warm and comforting on a cold and rainy afternoon!
ReplyDeletelovely pie..fish.spinach...and did you use garlic? :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great combo...it would be a perfect dinner for my gang!
ReplyDeleteI love fish pie, but have never added mushrooms & courgettes, definitely worth a try!
ReplyDeleteYum, that looks delicious. I love the combination of mashed potatoes and sauteed spinach with fish too-so good!
ReplyDeleteGreat invention Rebecca! I love the combination too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative and delicious meal, Rebecca. I know my husband would love this one as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious pie Rebecca! Very unique! Thanks for the sweet comments last night in your e-mail! XO
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ReplyDeleteThanks...Have a terrific week!
Carrie
all of the veggies look healthy and delicious! I'll have to go over and take a peek at this other blog! :)
ReplyDeleteKris thanks so much
ReplyDeleteMelinda: thanks smiles
highlow: oh it would be love fish lol
Natashya: oh thats true
Nicole: thanks so much
Arlette aw thanks appreciate it
lostpastremembered of too true thanks for stopping by
Jhonny sure did always use garlic!
figtree: oh hope you try it lol
Janice: oh it worked so well
Stella thanks
3 hungry tummies thanks so much appreciate from a chef like u
Bridgett: oh hope you make it for him smiles
Reeni: my pleasure
carrie on my way
hehe.. this looks like a 'healthy' pie! must be the mushroom and spinach :)
ReplyDeleteI like the way your mind works. Lovely combination.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Rebecca!That looks delicious....I love all the ingredients.
ReplyDeleteThat's so innovative Rebecca :-)Looks fantastic !
ReplyDeleteKudos, Rebecca! Love this dish. Super combo and I'm copying right now!
ReplyDeleteWow, can you believe I never had a chance to try a fish pie? Yours looks absolutely delicious...love the ingredients in it :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and I love a good fish pie!
ReplyDeleteOff to check your blackstar post!
-Doc
Penny he he must be
ReplyDeleteGulmohar: thanks
Barbara: enjoy
Juliana theres still time!
Doc thanks smiles
This is a gorgeous pie invention Rebecca, fish, spinach, and mushrooms a delicious combination!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week,
Gera
Sole is absolutely my favorite fish! Love..love..love Sole!
ReplyDeleteHey Rebecca, What a great idea! I love Shepherds pie. Why not the fisherman version!
ReplyDeleteYes, you're right! This really looks great and delicious. But do you think that's enough for all! hehe...
ReplyDeletethanks so much Gera
ReplyDeleteMichelle I need to look through your blog for recipe ideas
Renee thanks
my little space: always some for you my friend!
What a perfect combination with a perfect name for this dish. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good. I need new ideas for dinner and this helps a lot!
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