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  Giffilte Fish
  Category: Misc
  Author: The Savvybearcat
  Date: 1/1/2007
  Hits: 239
Ingredients:
5 lb Fish, equal amounts pike, carp, etc
3 Onions, sliced
Celery stalk, sliced
3 Large carrots, sliced
1 -Water, to cover
1 -Salt, to taste
1 White pepper, to taste
4 Eggs
2 tbsp Matzo meal
1 Salt to taste
1 White pepper to taste
1/4 cup Water
Carrots, sliced for pan
Onions, sliced for pan
1 bunch Beets, sliced (optional)
Instructions:
Have fish man grind: 5 lbs.fish filets-equal amounts; white fish and
pike;and a small amount of carp or buffle carp; In a large kettle:
heads,bones,and trimmings of fish; 3 onions,sliced; 1 celery
stalk,sliced; 2 large carrots,sliced; water to cover; salt to taste;
white pepper to taste; Bring to boil. While this is simmering
prepare the fish.
Combine in Food Processor: 1 onion; 4 eggs; add mixture to: ground
fish; 2 tbs.matzo meal ; salt to taste; white pepper to taste; 1/4
cup water; Shape fish mixture into balls. I used to do this by hand;
chopping in a large wooden bowl with a hack messer. Be CARFUL, you
don't want mush but distinct tiny peices.
Take another pan; and layer the beets on the bottom; some sliced
carrots, onions, fish; repeat with everything but the beets. end eith
some carrots. Pour the broth from the OTHER kettle over the fish.
Simmer,covered for 2 hours. When cool,remove fish balls to platter
and garnish with sliced cooked carrots. Strain broth and chill.
Serve with jellied fish broth and fresh ground horseradish. NOTE: The
beets are unusal but my Mom and Bubbe ALWAYS used them. They do two
things; keep the fish from 'catching' on the bottom and give the
broth a ruby red color; but not the fish; they remain white.

I have never served it with anything but plain freshly grated
horseradish.

Elaine Radis, Prodigy Food & Wine Board
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