matzo brei

American  

[brahy] / braɪ /

noun

Jewish Cooking.

1. small pieces of matzo soaked in water, mixed with beaten eggs, and fried.

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Example Sentences

This flavorful take on matzo brei combines creamy feta and dill with hot honey.

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If your observance is not strictly kosher for Passover, you might consider Breads Bakery’s matzo brei to serve alongside the chicken or brisket.

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Matzo brei, a scramble of eggs and broken matzo that’s often a Passover breakfast staple, can be given a loftier assignment at the Seder table.

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Personally, I like to treat Passover as an opportunity to eat matzo brei, matzo ball soup and macaroons for dinner as often as possible.

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How do you like your matzo brei?

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