5 Matzoh Recipes For Passover
As a result of limitations surrounding which foods and ingredients are and are not allowed over Passover, matzoh has become a staple ingredient. These simple crackers are transformed into dumplings, can be used as a crust on fish, are cooked with eggs for a hearty breakfast, and can be doused in chocolate and caramel for a decadent dessert. Make sure you don't miss out on any of these five delicious, matzoh-based recipes this Passover.
Chocolate Caramel Matzoh
They may be rather bland on their own, but matzohs are the perfect base for creating a decadent sweet treat. Use them as a cookie-style base, to be covered in a golden caramel and bittersweet chocolate. You won't be able to stop nibbling on this tasty snack.
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Easy, No-Bake Chocolate Matzoh Cake Recipe
This no-bake chocolate matzoh cake is the perfect family baking activity: Get the kids involved when you make this super simple three-ingredient layer cake. Just because there's a Passover restriction on leavening agents doesn't mean you have to stop baking.
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Matzoh Ball Soup With Black Garlic
This South-East Asian take on the classic matzo ball soup will add a new flavor dimension to your Passover meal. Using black garlic in the broth adds a deep, rich, almost sweet flavor, which matches the comforting matzo balls.
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Matzoh Brei
Begin Passover with this classic, hearty breakfast dish, which you can make salty or sweet. This traditional comfort food will fill you up and keep you satisfied for the whole morning.
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Matzoh Granola
We doubt that you've come across matzoh granola before. This nutty, crunchy granola uses pieces of matzoh as a base, and is delicious when served with yogurt and fresh fruit for breakfast every morning, whether it's Passover or not.