Ingredients
Pepper; lots -Salt; to taste Here is the EASY way out... Take a large jar (at least 8 pieces but I usually do 12)...but first get your veggies ready; slice the carrots, beets and onions. Layer in a heavy stock pot, the beets (my Bubbe's secret ingredient), slices of fish, onions, carrots and seasonings; repeat as many times as is necessary with EVERYTHING but the beets. Pour the liquid from the jar over the fish and then bring to a boil. Turn down as simmer for about 45 minutes. Cool, remove from liquid and serve. This tastes ALMOST a good as the real thing...try it you'll like it. Elaine Radis, Prodigy Food & Wine Board
The sauce is great on roast beef sandwiches and gifilte fish.
Yes, a betta fish can live in a jar if it is large enough. Gravel can be placed in the jar and it can be a good habitat for this species.
If the jar has water in it with the fish, you will kill them.
The number of Swedish Fish that can fit in a gallon jar depends on the size of the jar and the fish. On average, a Swedish Fish measures about 1 inch long and 0.5 inches wide. A gallon jar can hold approximately 231 cubic inches of liquid, so you might fit around 300 to 400 Swedish Fish, depending on how tightly they are packed and the jar's shape.
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Yes, gefilte fish from a jar can be heated up either in the microwave or on the stovetop. Simply follow the instructions on the packaging for best results.
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The number of Swedish Fish that can fit in a 1-gallon jar depends on their size and how they are packed. On average, a single Swedish Fish is about 1 inch long and 0.5 inches wide. A gallon is equivalent to approximately 231 cubic inches, so you can fit roughly 200 to 300 Swedish Fish in a 1-gallon jar, depending on how tightly they are packed and any air gaps that may occur.
No. Aquarius, aka the water bearer, is an Air sign and is representd by a man pouring water from a jar.
"There's always a bigger fish."