6 Ways To Spice Up Matzah
Matzah Smore's
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Passover is filled with failed attempts at making kosher-for-Passover desserts, which many times end in a dry and unappetizing cake that does not fulfill its purpose or satisfy your sweet tooth. Marshmallows and chocolate make everything taste better, so stick them between two pieces of matzah and enjoy. If you're really craving something sweet, add ice cream and you'll hardly notice the matzah it's sandwiched in between.
Matzah Nachos
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Everything's better covered in cheese. So crumble your matzah pieces and pile on generous amounts of cheese, guacamole and salsa.
Chocolate Caramel Matzah
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What would passover be without chocolate covered Matzah? This recipe takes it to another level by coating the matzah with caramel and adding toppings like coconuts and almonds.
Matzah Brei
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Mixing matzah with eggs and cooking it on a skillet creates an omelet like meal that is actually pretty good. Check out a video tutorial on how to make it here. For even more flavor, try topping it with some syrup or your favorite fruit preserves.
Matzah Granola
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If you're feeling really motivated to get creative with your matzah and you have the time, use this recipe for a portable snack you can eat on the go.
PB&J Matzah
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When all else fails and you're too lazy to get creative, slather your matzah with peanut, almond, cashew or any other nut butter you want.
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