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matzo meal

American  

noun

  1. ground matzos.


Etymology

Origin of matzo meal

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

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The main difference between matzo balls and any other dumpling is that these balls are made with matzo meal, which is ground matzo crackers, and most other dumplings are made with all purpose flour.

From Salon

Though she had matzo meal in the pantry, there was no seltzer in the house.

From New York Times

For this year’s Hanukkah latke party, Ourisman talked to her kids as they cracked eggs and mixed them with matzo meal and potatoes, discussing how the special recipes are part of their family’s tradition.

From Washington Post

A little bit of matzo meal provides body, and sour cream and applesauce are the necessary accoutrements.

From Salon

In her blog post, Morgan says that to make the best latkes, you should use "simple and traditional ingredients," including Russet potatoes and matzo meal.

From Fox News