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    A Mythical Midrash Concerning

    According to Ashkenazic Jewish custom, we eat a lot of Gefilte fish on Passover. The question arose as to why Gefilte fish is so closely associated with Passover, and why it seems ...
    Shulchan Oreich
    contributed by Gerald Weiss
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