#kosher fish

[beringseafoodusa]

Kosher - a Sign of High Quality and Goodness

The laws of Judaism impose the highest requirements on food and cooking. What foods can be called "kosher" is spelled out in the dietary regulations, kashrut. Kosher means "suitable" or "suitable. Thus, only foods that are not harmful to one's health can be considered kosher. Strict observance of kashrut is a must for Jews. They are very selective in the food and dishes for their diet.

Seafood is divided into those conforming to kashrut rules: salmon, red caviar; and those unacceptable: shrimp, mussels, squid, eel, catfish, and black caviar.

Kosher fish, such as salmon, are nurtured in the waters. Only wild fish can be considered organic and natural, as they forage on their own in the wild.

Pacific salmon are born in the purest rivers, a land of fantastic nature surrounded by the waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Bering Sea. It is home to the largest population of Pacific salmon in the world. There is a fishing plant on the coast where Bering seafood is produced. The catching is done without grossly disrupting the life cycle of the fish, so the salmon from Bering seafood is fully compliant with kashrut requirements.

The fish are caught as close to the shore as possible - about 400 meters. The catching is carried out when salmon enters the river - when the roe is already mature enough and contains maximum nutrients. The caught fish is delivered on special barges filled with seawater to the factory on the coast. Here the fish and caviar "Bering seafood" is processed, packed, and frozen for further transportation. When manufacturing seafood "Bering seafood" at the enterprise, the use of any chemical additives and preservatives is wholly excluded. The consumer receives only fresh and ecologically pure products.

A short production cycle provides the maximum freshness of raw material: the finished product "Bering seafood" is frozen not more than 4 hours after the catch.

The absence of preservatives even in producing chilled caviar "Bering seafood" is due to innovative packaging solutions.

When exporting the finished products of "Bering seafood," all the necessary norms are observed - red caviar and fish are shipped from the refrigerated chambers under strict temperature control at all stages of transportation.

Kosher salmon and red caviar "Bering seafood" - are the most popular seafood among the Jewish community. It is essential to ensure that valuable products such as natural red caviar and wild kosher salmon are available to Jews worldwide. Bering seafood exports its products to 11 countries, where consumers appreciate the excellent taste of the products from the plant and their unique effect on the human body.

[unbidden-yidden-deactivated20240]

Something I learned this week: so apparently halibut is a kosher fish and the cheeks are a delicacy. Well, I had the opportunity to try them, and just whoa. It's at least as good if not better than crab meat and is very similar in both taste and texture as claw meat.

So! As someone who has had (and loved) a *lot* of the treyf seafood prior to giyur, here is what I can tell folks who have never eaten crab or lobster but are curious for close kosher substitutes: halibut cheek for crab, lionfish for lobster. If prepared similarly and correctly, they can be extremely similar in taste and texture, and (imo) superior because they don't involve boiling an animal alive and then spending 20 minutes unshelling it. :-/

[jerkyvulture]

This is the ideal male body. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

[frances-baby-houseman]

Listen, New York Times-- mind your fucking business.

[secular-jew]

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.

[achromic-red-dreams-doze-angrily]

going to need the goyim to stop putting TUNA in my WHITE FISH salad!!!

[johnthestitcher]

Unopenable Jar of Gefilte Fish!

Could Not - COULD NOT - get my jar of Mrs. Adler's 'Jerusalem Style' (sweet) Gefilte Fish to open! I am a senior and have arthritic hands and fingers and the damn top WOULD NOT come off! I ran it under hot water, poured boiling water over the top - I even put the jar top upside down in an inch of water and got it boiling - NOTHING! Oddly, the metal top has indentations to help you grip it, but the smooth jar does not! {Needs a re-design, Manischewitz!}

I finally had to resort to drilling a hole into the metal top to break the seal! Even that did not work right away, but I was able to get the top off and pour the contents into an easy-open plastic container and toss the jar & wounded top away! I hope I do not have metal shrapnel in my gefilte fish!

There has got to be a better way!

A blessed Passover to all my Jewish followers! May Your Jars of Gefilte Fish Ever Open! L'Chaim!

[hekateinhell]

My bedtime thought: Mermaid AU

[unopenablebox]

i’m fascinated by how many people i follow have weird caveats about the “is fish meat” thing even though the poll results are so strongly in favor of ‘yes’

[ximen]

I love you hechshered gochujang, I love you hechshered soy sauce, I love you hechshered Shaoxing wine, I love you hechshered sesame oil, I love you three different kinds of hechshered rice vinegar, I love you hechshered miso, I miss you fish sauce.

[stedesbonnets]

bestie how am i supposed to diet-manage my adhd when my adhd makes me hate 90% of the food on the list

[alltherelicsofalifelonglived]

kosher rules continue to elude me in this place

[strawberrysamara]

Gonna make recipes from the Stardew Valley Cookbook for Shabbat dinner. Will report back

[embras-grace]

I can't wait till I have more time to think about how I can fit Judaism into Palia. I already have many ideas about the holidays and the like, plus Embra herself makes it easy to fit some of it in. But I think more of like, traditions and daily life compared to anything big.

I have a little shabbat corner set up with my candles I just need bread to make it fully complete!! Please give us bread!!

[half-man-half-lime]

Was in a depressive spiral thinking about my life and then my rare chili pepper seeds showed up and now I'm fine. Night everyone

[debbiegwen]

Crispy Fish and Chips In this healthier variation on the traditional fish and chips, fish fillets are breaded with crushed cereal, and the fries are wedges of sweet potato. 2.5 cups puffed corn cereal or corn flakes crushed, 2 teaspoons lime juice, 1/2 cup plain fat-free Greek yogurt, 2 tablespoons olive oil divided, 4 fillets fresh or frozen whitefish such as haddock or cod 1 inch thick, 1 teaspoon chili powder, Nonstick cooking spray, 1 teaspoon kosher salt divided, 1 tablespoon water, 1/2 teaspoon black pepper divided, 1 egg lightly beaten, 3 cups shredded coleslaw mix, 1/4 cup sliced green onions, 1 pound sweet potatoes cut into 1/2-inch wedges