Also while gefülte fisch is eaten in Germany by German Jews, it's the same dish as Gefilte Fish. There's no German dish it is based on, its just a direct translation to German. Kneidach is based on Knodlel though, its an adaptation
Also while gefülte fisch is eaten in Germany by German Jews, it's the same dish as Gefilte Fish. There's no German dish it is based on, its just a direct translation to German. Kneidach is based on Knodlel though, its an adaptation
Very abbreviated article that originally appeared on The Nosher. …”The first mention of gefuelten hechden (stuffed pike) comes from a 700-year-old, non-Jewish, German cookbook in which poached and mashed fish was flavored with herbs and seeds, stuffed back into the skin and roasted…”