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So another new experience in Aotearoa. I went to a small Shabbat service for the first time (for anyone who hasn't read my previous posts, I'm not Jewish, but I decided to learn a bit more about Jewish culture).
I told the others there that I wasn't Jewish & was just trying to learn. They were really welcoming & really nice & let me try their gefilte fish & challah bread. Turns out that both gefilte fish & challah bread tastes really, really nice. To be polite I also drank the wine, first alcoholic drink I have ever touched in 30 years of life. Turns out that I don't like the taste the wine.
So thankful to them for letting me, an outsider take part. It was an educational & actually enjoyable experience.
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With all the rising antisemitism in the world, here at Manischewitz we have the perfect solution...
Introducing....Gefilte Golem!
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Probably my hottest take: gefilte fish is good. Eat it with horseradish and a little lemon juice.
I do draw the line at the jelly stuff though.
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Hey Manischewitz, respectfully, what the fuck??
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it’s almost passover! we’ve all sat through the matzoh opinion divide at every single Seder, so here’s the REAL question
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Personally, not a fan. My strategy in terms of getting g through this part of the Passover meal, is to smother Gefilte fish with heaps of horseradish sauce. That usually does the trick.
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More Jewish sculpey projects.
Can't make a golem without a rabbi. Additionally, some pickles and gefilte fish for shabbos and a dreidel out of clay (unfortunately not good for spinning, favors gimel quite a bit)
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Celebrate Tu Bishvat with Manischewitz's homestyle fruit cake lovingly canned and jelled just like our signature gefilte fish.
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You will either gain or lose 10 pounds on Passover, depending on your aversion to matzah
On Passover, Jews are required to stay off leavened food items, in memory of our forefathers fleeing Egypt without time to let their bread dough rise properly. This means that bread is out, and matzah – a cracker-like, brittle square – is in.
Now, here’s the thing: you either love matzah or can’t imagine putting into your mouth. If you belong in the former camp, you will happily eat two or three matzot for breakfast every morning for a week and add a good couple of pounds. If you belong in the latter camp, you will remain hungry and perhaps even notice a change to your waistline.
Butter and a sprinkling of salt
Butter and a sprinkling of salt is the ultimate matzah topping. Crunchy base, smooth butter and just a hint of gentle saltiness – we’re talking Passover heaven. Other acceptable toppings include generous amounts of avocado and the chopped liver that’s left over from Seder night. Chocolate spread is better left to the kids.
Gefilte fish: to be or not to be
Gefilte fish is often served at the Passover Seder dinner. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
Gefilte fish, or the ubiquitous, slightly jelly-like fish ball that’s traditionally eaten on Passover, is a true divider. You either grew up with an aunt or grandma who made amazing gefilte and therefore cannot understand why some people are so horrified by it, or you never had it as a kid and therefore will not let it enter your mouth until your dying day. Unless, of course, you decide to live on the edge, and discover that it’s actually quite nice, especially with chrein(ground horseradish).
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Jars of Gefilte Fish - must be Passover! A Blessed Passover to all my Jewish Followers!
Cover for matzoh embroidered with pomegranates.
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When my younger brother and I were kids, my mom took us to see the creator of the Itche Kadoozy show (Itche Kadoozy is like....a cross between Sesame Street and Blue's Clues but Chabad). Anyway, I was pretty young, but I remember this so vividly. The creator showed us the puppet for Gefilte Fish (Gefilte Fish is a recurring character in the show) and my brother, who was like 2 years old at the time, hit Gefilte Fish over the head.
Now, my mom to this day thinks it's because my brother was scared of Gefilte Fish, but I know the truth.
My brother and I had just learned that fish don't get shechted, you just have to hit them over the head to crush their skull to kill them. My brother hit Gefilte Fish on the head because he was a fish and he wanted to kill him lmaooooo
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