This Salmon Duo and Mushroom Pie is a delightful blend of fresh and smoked salmon, mushrooms, and a creamy filling, all encased in flaky puff pastry. Perfect for serving in individual portions or as a larger pie for a special gathering.
Prep Time15 minutesmins
Cook Time45 minutesmins
Wait Time5 minutesmins
Total Time1 hourhr
Course: Fish and Seafood
Cuisine: French
Keyword: Salmon Duo and Mushroom Pie
Servings: 4
Calories: 135kcal
Ingredients
1sheetpuff pastry, about 1/2 pound
14ouncesfresh salmon
1shortcrust pastry sheet, about 1/2 pound
2.5ouncessmoked salmon
18ouncesfresh mushrooms
4tablespoonsliquid cream
2largeeggs + 1 egg yolk
2tablespoonschives,finely chopped
2mediumshallots,finely chopped
2tablespoonsbutter
Instructions
Preheat your oven to 360°F.
Cut the shortcrust pastry a bit bigger than your cooking dishes. The extra dough will serve to seal the pie. Place in the oven for 5 minutes. Take the dishes out and whitewash the dough with an egg wash (keep it as it will be used again later). Reserve and allow to cool.
Slice the mushrooms and cook them in one tablespoon of butter. Add the two finely chopped shallots. Season with salt and pepper. Add the cream and let reduce. Remove the skin and bones of the fresh salmon, if any, then dice into small pieces. Add to a bowl with the finely cisel‚ (sliced ) chives.
In a different bowl, beat the 2 eggs with a fork, season with salt and pepper and add the diced salmon, then the mushrooms.
Pour generously into the dishes.
Slice the smoked salmon into large bands and place them on the top of the mixture.
Spread water on the edges of the shortcrust dough to help seal the puff pastry. Slice the puff pastry dough a bit larger than the size of the dish. Place on top of the dish and press with your thumbs to seal the two pieces of dough. Cut the excess with a knife. Whitewash the dough with some egg yolk.
Roll a small piece of parchment paper to create a tube, and plant it in the center of the dish. This will allow the steam to escape.
Place in the oven at 450°F for 10 minutes, then at 425°F for 10 to 15 minutes.
Make your own dough for a better result. Make sure to season well!