Salmon Lasagna

50 min.
Cook up a big and filling dinner with our recipe for salmon lasagna. Enveloped in Puck Bechamel sauce with cheese and topped with golden, melted Puck Shredded Creamy Mozzarella Cheese, this dish offers a rich mix of flavors. Relish the tender salmon, fresh julienne vegetables, and perfectly al dente pasta. It is an excellent choice for family dinners, offering a comforting seafood twist that will pleasantly surprise your guests.

Ingredients

6 portions

Instructions

Questions about salmon lasagna

Allow us to answer some of the most common questions about making salmon lasagna and find out how to meal prep and store any leftovers.
Can I make the salmon lasagna ahead of time?

Yes, you can definitely prepare our salmon lasagna in advance. Simply assemble the lasagna, ensure it is well-covered, and place it in the refrigerator. This can be done up to a day before you plan to bake it. Preparing ahead is perfect for a stress-free gathering or a family dinner, allowing you to enjoy the occasion without any last-minute preparation.

How can I determine when the lasagna has finished cooking?

To check if your salmon lasagna is ready, look for a golden-brown color on top and check that the pasta feels soft. Use a kitchen thermometer to see if the centre has reached 74 °C, which means it is cooked through. If a fork slides smoothly into the lasagna, it is also a sign that it is done.

Can I store the salmon lasagna for later?

You can definitely store salmon lasagna for later use. After it has cooled, place it in an airtight container and keep it in the fridge for 2–3 days. For freezing, place the lasagna in a freezer-safe container. After it has completely cooled, you can freeze it for up to three months. When you are ready to eat it, thaw it in the refrigerator overnight and then reheat it in the oven or microwave.

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Tips: Get the best salmon lasagna

Browse our tips below to make your salmon lasagna. These little nuggets of insight will help you learn how to layer the lasagna and prevent it from getting soggy.

Layer the salmon lasagna perfectly

To make a delicious and well-textured lasagna, spread the béchamel sauce, lasagna sheets, salmon, vegetables, and basil pesto evenly in every layer. This way, each bite will taste great and feel just right.

Prevent soggy lasagna

To ensure your lasagna maintains its shape and texture, prepare your fillings with care. Sauté the vegetables until they become tender, allowing any extra moisture to evaporate. This step is key to preventing a wet lasagna. For the salmon, sear it lightly to enhance its flavor. It will cook through in the oven without releasing too much liquid.

Rest the salmon lasagna

Give your salmon lasagna a 10-minute rest after baking. This step helps the flavors blend, makes slicing easier, and also helps prevent the lasagna from becoming soggy.

Try our recipe for tasty salmon lasagna

Enjoy a delectable twist on traditional lasagna with our salmon lasagna recipe. While the traditional lasagna has its roots in Italy, many variations have sprung up across the globe. Our recipe caters to those who cherish tender fish combined with the renowned layers of lasagna. Featuring succulent salmon, mixed vegetables, and creamy sauce, this dish turns into a satisfying meal perfect for family gatherings. While it takes some time to cook, the resulting flavors are rich and savory, making it a perfect choice for cosy dinner plans.

Lasagna comes in many shapes and sizes, so allow us to recommend a few other variations that may decorate the dinner table. Enjoy a wonderful spinach and ricotta lasagna or a delicious Spinach and zucchini lasagna with béchamel sauce, Another popular choice is a Homemade beef lasagna with vegetables.

With tender salmon and rich béchamel sauce

Salmon lasagna – the title says it all! In this dish, the salmon shines as the main attraction, featuring its tender texture and rich, savory flavors. As the lasagna bakes, the juices from the salmon meld with the béchamel sauce, creating a smooth and flavorful cream. This sauce imbues each layer with a rich, delicate essence. The secret touch is the basil pesto, which introduces a creamy texture and a refreshing herbal lift.

Layered with sautéed vegetables

Filled with a medley of wonderful vegetables, this salmon lasagna marries the rich taste of fish with the fresh flavors of the greens. Courgette, eggplant, carrot, and onion are all sautéed to enhance their natural sweetness, a process that caramelises the vegetables and brings out their sugars. When layered into the lasagna, these vegetables retain a slight crunch, infusing the dish with subtle earthy notes. They beautifully contrast with the savory salmon and creamy béchamel sauce.

Topped with cheese for a crispy crust

Topping the lasagna with cheese adds a brilliant touch that gives the dish a little extra deliciousness. In the oven, the mozzarella cheese transforms into a beautiful golden-brown crust that is crispy and crunchy. This provides a vital contrast in texture to the salmon lasagna. Each bite now offers a perfect blend of creamy sauce, tender and delicate salmon, and a crunchy crust.

Serve with light and fresh sides

Serving a few light sides with the salmon lasagna makes for a great dinner experience. Since the lasagna is rich and savory, it is important to balance it with fresh, vibrant accompaniments. Consider a crisp green salad dressed in vinaigrette or a simple tomato and basil salad; both options offer a refreshing counterpoint to the lasagna.

Steamed vegetables like asparagus, broccoli and green beans can also add a fresh, light element to your meal. They are not only easy to prepare but can also be cooked while the lasagna is baking in the oven. If you prefer a heartier side, consider roasting vegetables such as red peppers, tomatoes, and onions. Roasting brings out their natural sweetness and adds a satisfying bite to the meal.

Add your own touch

Feel free to customise your salmon lasagna to suit your personal tastes. This recipe is versatile enough to allow for many creative variations without losing its fundamental essence.

A variety of vegetables are compatible with salmon lasagna. Incorporating courgettes, eggplant, and carrots adds vibrant colors, earthy flavors, and a satisfying crunch. Alternatively, you can switch these out for spinach, red peppers, or mushrooms – each of which introduces its own distinct flavor and visual appeal, allowing you to add a personal touch to the dish.

Instead of topping the lasagna with mozzarella, consider using breadcrumbs or different types of cheese to create a crispy crust. Sprinkling Parmesan on top offers a distinct kind of crunchiness, and combining it with breadcrumbs can yield a delicious and complex topping. Just be sure to adjust the oven cooking time accordingly.

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