
Jellied pike-perch with gelatin
Pike-perch is considered a royal fish; it is excellent for jellied dishes. As a rule, jellied pike-perch with gelatin is prepared for festive tables, and one must approach its creation very responsibly. Spend a little more time removing all the bones, cooking broth, thinking through the dish's composition, and preparing all the necessary products for decoration. Then no one will be able to say about your jellied fish, like in the popular movie. On the festive table, jellied pike-perch with gelatin will become a true decoration and pride for the hostess. By following all the recommendations in the preparation, you will create a masterpiece like this one, or possibly even better. If you don’t know how to prepare jellied pike-perch with gelatin, then this step-by-step photo recipe is for you.
Caloric content: 67 kcal per 100 grams of the dish.
Preparation time: 120 minutes.
Ingredients
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- fresh pike-perch – 1 pcs. (up to 1 kg).
For the broth:
- onion – 1 pcs;
- carrot – 1 pcs;
- celery – a little;
- bay leaf – 1-2 pcs;
- black pepper – 3-4 pcs;
- salt – to taste;
- gelatin – 15 g;
- water – 0.5 l.
For decoration, the amount of products is arbitrary:
- lemon;
- carrot;
- boiled egg;
- olives;
- viburnum;
- fresh parsley greens.
Preparation
- After the specified time, remove the fillet from the oven and let it cool to room temperature. Then, the fish must be unwrapped and carefully removed from the foil, trying not to damage the skin. Wrap the fillet in food wrap, place it skin-side down on a flat surface, and put it in the cold. Allow the fish to set for easier slicing.
- Secure all decorations with a strong gelatin solution. Place in the cold, giving time for the fish and composition to set. During this time, send the gelatin into the broth. If the gelatin has set and does not dissolve in the broth, it should be melted again. Gelatin can be heated more than once; the main thing is not to let it boil, otherwise, it will lose all its properties.
- Carefully fill the dish with fish broth and gelatin, and immediately take it out to the cold. It may be necessary to cover the fish with broth in several stages to maintain the composition. Let the dish set for another 10-15 minutes and then pour broth with gelatin again. Place in the cold until completely set. Aspic of pike perch with gelatin is ready.
This dish can be served with mustard or white horseradish.

















