This article originally appeared on The Nosher, 70 Faces Media’s Jewish food site. Some see gefilte fish as a delicacy, others as something too disgusting to contemplate. Either way, it would probably ...

It may be a grey blob, but it's a lovable grey blob. It’s colorless. It’s offensively lumpy. And it often sits suspended in a broth of murky “gel.” "It may taste like cat food, but that's why I love ...

This story is part of Salon Food’s “In Defense Of…” series, which is a collection of commentary, personal essays, and reporting about foods we love that are controversial, unfairly maligned or could ...

The Jewish holiday of Passover is almost upon us, and you know what that means. ... It's time for gefilte fish. On this celebration of the Jewish exodus from Egypt, Jews in many lands dine on balls of ...

Tribesmen and women city-wide are frantically polishing off the last crumbs of their chametz and stockpiling matzo in preparation for Passover. April 2-10 is a torturous time for many and, though ...

Gefilte fish, a staple at Jewish holidays such as Rosh Hashanah, which begins Wednesday at sundown, does not always come in a jar. But most Jewish children think it does, and they are not thrilled to ...

It's colorless. It's offensively lumpy. And it often sits suspended in a broth of murky "gel." "It may taste like cat food, but that's why I love it,'' Peter Shelsky, one of the co-owners of Shelsky's ...