US EditionA Sephardic Spin on Gefilte Fish
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A Sephardic Spin on Gefilte Fish
My great-great-grandparents, Fischel Weinstein and Myril Karnos, rented a section of the Dniester River, located in present-day Moldova, to grow fish, which they sold to the local community. The name “Fischel” has been passed down through generations, along with a traditional gefilte fish recipe from this region. To this day, I have yet to find anyone in Europe who prepares our family recipe for gefilte fish unless they have South American roots…
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