Gefilte Fish (food)

[iwishiwerethin]

When was the last time you had any?

Hope this thread pleases all the powers that be.

[HyperionGap]

Never. I am not a big fan of fish in general and gefilte fish just seems extra gross. I don't know if it's considered a "delicacy" or not, but I'm just not into that type of stuff. Give me meat and potatoes.

[JB from NC]

I make myself suffer through a bite every Pesach, and then give it to my oldest boy who can't seem to get enough of it.

[Pruzhany]

One piece, once a year during Pesach with a tablespoon of white horseradish.

[Ellen Pitts]

Yuck. I don't eat it. Or anything else that ever swam for that matter.

[Rob Allen]

Pesach for me also. I like it and would eat it more often but most brands are made with matzo meal and we are gluten-free.

[Chava61]

I had some on Rosh Hashana.

[Pruzhany]

Originally Posted by pegotty

Yuck. I don't eat it. Or anything else that ever swam for that matter.

Not everything in it ever swam.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/wolfgang-puck/passover-gefilte-fish-recipe/index.html

But if you want nothing that ever swam, then there is this version.

http://thevword.net/2013/03/vegan-gefilte-fish.html



Vegetarian Gefilte Fish - YouTube

[iwishiwerethin]

Vegetarian gefilte fish is not gefilte fish, much as one would like to pretend it is. Those who've eaten gefilte fish and actually know what's gefilte fish is supposed to look and taste like can never be fooled into vegetarian gefilte fish.

[Pruzhany]

Originally Posted by iwishiwerethin

Vegetarian gefilte fish is not gefilte fish, much as one would like to pretend it is. Those who've eaten gefilte fish and actually know what's gefilte fish is supposed to look and taste like can never be fooled into vegetarian gefilte fish.

And how would the difference of not actually having fish included in the recipe make a difference in relation to Borer?