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Post by gameboy on May 13, 2020 0:47:28 GMT
I haven't eaten gefiltefish for years. And it's usually quite expensive, about 7 bucks a jar. So after Passover I saw it on sale for $1.79. I thought, why not, I'll buy it.
Question, what is the best way to serve gefiltefish? And/or what condiments go with it?
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Post by enigma72 on May 13, 2020 1:03:06 GMT
I haven't eaten gefiltefish for years. And it's usually quite expensive, about 7 bucks a jar. So after Passover I saw it on sale for $1.79. I thought, why not, I'll buy it. Question, what is the best way to serve gefiltefish? And/or what condiments go with it? If you don't get any responses GB I can ask my sister in law. She was raised with that stuff. Doesn't it stink? |
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Post by gameboy on May 13, 2020 1:13:10 GMT
I haven't eaten gefiltefish for years. And it's usually quite expensive, about 7 bucks a jar. So after Passover I saw it on sale for $1.79. I thought, why not, I'll buy it. Question, what is the best way to serve gefiltefish? And/or what condiments go with it? If you don't get any responses GB I can ask my sister in law. She was raised with that stuff. Doesn't it stink? No, it's rather bland whitefish flaked and rolled in a ball. I crave it occasionally. But ask your sister in law. I have a whole jar in the refrigerator.
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Post by enigma72 on May 13, 2020 17:35:07 GMT
If you don't get any responses GB I can ask my sister in law. She was raised with that stuff. Doesn't it stink? No, it's rather bland whitefish flaked and rolled in a ball. I crave it occasionally. But ask your sister in law. I have a whole jar in the refrigerator. I'll pm her. |
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Post by enigma72 on May 14, 2020 16:20:28 GMT
I haven't eaten gefiltefish for years. And it's usually quite expensive, about 7 bucks a jar. So after Passover I saw it on sale for $1.79. I thought, why not, I'll buy it. Question, what is the best way to serve gefiltefish? And/or what condiments go with it? She said it was one of her aunt's Christmas contribution She hated it and doesn't remember how it was fixed. I looked for recipes. They are time consuming. Can you drain it . Batter it. Deep fat fry it? |
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Post by ambercat on May 14, 2020 17:28:28 GMT
My father ate it with beet horseradish and black bread.
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Post by gameboy on May 14, 2020 19:14:36 GMT
I haven't eaten gefiltefish for years. And it's usually quite expensive, about 7 bucks a jar. So after Passover I saw it on sale for $1.79. I thought, why not, I'll buy it. Question, what is the best way to serve gefiltefish? And/or what condiments go with it? She said it was one of her aunt's Christmas contribution She hated it and doesn't remember how it was fixed. I looked for recipes. They are time consuming. Can you drain it . Batter it. Deep fat fry it? Thanks, Enigma. I think it's more of an hors d'oeuvre. I don't think Jewish people cook with it. Well thanks for checking. Below Ambercat says eat it on bread with horseradish. I love horseradish. I'll try that.
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Post by gameboy on May 14, 2020 19:15:34 GMT
My father ate it with beet horseradish and black bread. Thanks. I'll try it with horseradish. 
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Post by NJtoTX on May 15, 2020 0:14:22 GMT
Always studiously avoided it. Cold, gelationous, yuk.
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