Salmon and Rice Pie
A flaky puff pastry pie filled with pink salmon, rice, egg, and dill. Cuts neatly into individual portions.
- Time
- 1 h
- Serving
- 821 kcal
- Ingredients
- ≈ $3.05
- Protein
- 39 g
Ingredients
- 1 Puff pastry (frozen)pack 500 g ≈ $4.50 90 g
- 2 Pink salmon steakspack 600 g ≈ $8.00 120 g
- 3 Long-grain ricepack 800 g ≈ $1.94 35 g
- 4 Onions≈ $1.60 per kg 45 g
- 5 Eggspack 10 pcs ≈ $1.93 1 pcs
- 6 Dillpack 50 g ≈ $1.80 5 g
- 7 Butterpack 180 g ≈ $1.58 12 g
- 8 Salt 2 g
- 9 Ground black pepper 1 g
Grey rows are pantry staples: salt, oil, spices. They are not counted in the serving price.
Method
Thaw the puff1 pastry at room temperature for 30 minutes. Rinse the rice, then boil in salted water for 15 minutes until tender. Hard-boil an egg for 9 minutes, cool, and chop.
Finely dice the onion4 and sauté in butter7 for 4–5 minutes until soft.
Skin and debone the salmon, cutting into small pieces. Mix with the rice, onion4, egg, dill6, salt, and pepper.
Preheat the oven to 200°C (400°F). Roll out the pastry, place the filling on one half, and cover with the other.
Pinch the edges together and cut a few slits on top for steam to escape.
Bake for 30–35 minutes at 200°C (400°F) until golden and the fish is cooked through.
Tips
- Why it works
- Cook the rice until done in salted water, so it doesn't overcook in the dough and keeps its shape. If you overcook it, the filling will be crumbly.
- Substitutions
- Use pollock or cod fillet (120 g) instead of pink salmon, it's less fatty but keeps its flavor. Instead of dill, add 3 g of parsley if you have no fresh herbs.
- Common mistakes
- The dough won't bake evenly if the edges aren't pinched tightly, the filling will leak and the crust will be thin. Check doneness with a knife: the inside should be dry.
- Storing and reheating
- Keep in the fridge for 2 days, wrapped in foil. Reheat in the oven at 180 °C for 15 minutes, covered with foil. Don't freeze, the dough will turn tough.
- Serve with
- Serve with lemon wedges and a simple cucumber salad with salt, so the acidity balances the richness of the fish.
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