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GUEST POSTER – Recipe courtesy and by approval of koolkosherkitchen
Guest Blogger: koolkosherkitchen    Link: Original Post
How do you recognize a Jewish fish? It swims with a carrot in its mouth. I think this joke is older than the gefilte fish itself.  In truth, even though eating fish on Erev Shabbos  (Friday night) and holidays is an ancient custom that had been developed for several reasons, the actual gefilte (stuffed) fish has not swam into our field of vision, biting a carrot, until about 18th century.


 
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