
The gefilte fish is a traditional Jewish recipe that's made during festive times like Passover and Rosh hashana. In fact, it is a must-have dish on the seder table. Traditionally made with carp or pike fish, boiled eggs, matzo meal, then shaped into fish cakes that are simmered in fish broth.
In a pot add the fish bones, water, and all the stock ingredients such as carrots, onions, fennel, parsley, etc. Alternatively, you can substitute the fish bones with fish broth as I have done in the video.Pro tip - Use a wide pot so you have enough space to add all the fish cakes later.
Meanwhile, In the food processor, pulse the fish (without bones) for a minute or more to make ground fish. Remove and set aside.Pro tip - Traditionally, the whole fish is purchased. The bones are used for the broth and the flesh for the fish cakes.
In a large bowl, add all the fish cake ingredients starting from ground fish, onion mixture, matzo meal, eggs, sugar, salt, and pepper.
Once the fish broth is ready, reduce the heat to low so the broth is at a gentle simmer.
Peel and grate the horseradish and beets in a bowl. Add the vinegar, salt, and sugar - Combine well.