Gefilte fish

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Gefilte fish is a traditional Ashkenazi Jewish dish of poached, ground fish patties or loaves, commonly served chilled as an appetizer, especially on Shabbat and Jewish holidays.

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instanceOf Ashkenazi Jewish dish ⓘ
appetizer ⓘ
fish dish ⓘ
traditional food ⓘ
associatedWithCulture Ashkenazi cuisine ⓘ
Jewish cuisine ⓘ
canBe homemade ⓘ
store-bought ⓘ
course appetizer ⓘ
cuisineOf Ashkenazi Jews ⓘ
culturalSignificance symbol of traditional Ashkenazi home cooking ⓘ
dietaryLaw kosher ⓘ
etymology Yiddish word "gefilte" meaning "stuffed" ⓘ
hasMainIngredient breadcrumbs ⓘ
carp ⓘ
carrots ⓘ
eggs ⓘ
fish ⓘ
matzo meal ⓘ
onion ⓘ
pepper ⓘ
pike ⓘ
salt ⓘ
sugar ⓘ
whitefish ⓘ
hasPreparation formed into loaves ⓘ
formed into patties ⓘ
ground ⓘ
poached ⓘ
hasTasteProfile mild ⓘ
slightly sweet ⓘ
hasTexture dense ⓘ
soft ⓘ
isOftenServedWith chrein ⓘ
horseradish ⓘ
isServed chilled ⓘ
modernForm fish loaf ⓘ
skinless fish patties ⓘ
nutritionalCategory protein-rich food ⓘ
originalForm stuffed fish skin with ground fish filling ⓘ
originatesFrom Central Europe ⓘ
Eastern Europe ⓘ
soldAs frozen product ⓘ
jarred product ⓘ
suitableFor Passover dietary restrictions (when made without chametz) ⓘ
typicallyEatenOn Jewish holidays ⓘ
Passover ⓘ
Rosh Hashanah ⓘ
Shabbat ⓘ

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Ashkenazi Jews → cuisineItem → Gefilte fish ⓘ