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Fried Matzo Brei – an easy and traditional Jewish recipe for Passover
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Passover is here and it is not one of those holiday’s that I look forward to for the amazing food! However, one dish I do really love is Fried Matzo Brei. This is one of those things that I can eat even when it isn’t even Passover!
The problem, however, is I never made it – my mom always does! When my son, Joey, decided to keep Passover this year, he asked for me to make fried matzo brei – so what does a good mom do…. She asks HER mom how to make it! My mom always told me that there was nothing to making Fried Matzo Brei – well, she was right, it is super easy to make and believe it or not, mine came out just like hers!
INGREDIENTS NEEDED TO MAKE FRIED MATZO BREI
- Matza
- Eggs
- Butter
I do have a few other “go-to” Passover recipes – these Chocolate Chip Coconut Macaroons are seriously to die for! You will not want to wait for Passover to come to make them. They are only four ingredients and super easy to make – be sure to check them out! Also – this Passover Mandel Bread – another one from my mom and a family favorite!
Fried Matzo Brei
Fried Matzo Brei - an easy and traditional Jewish recipe for Passover
Ingredients
- 1 box Matzo (you will only use 1/2-3/4 of the box)
- 2-3 Eggs
- 2 tbsp Butter
Instructions
Break 1/2 – 3/4 box of matzah into small pieces
Soak in water for 1 minute. Drain well
Mix with 2-3 eggs
Melt a small pad of butter on pan
Add matzah and make a big pancake – cook on medium high heat
Let cook for a few minutes (I like to press down with my spatula to get it crispy)
Cut into quarters and put a pad of butter on each quarter and flip over
Add some salt (if desired)
Let cook for a few minutes (if you want it really crispy, just add additional butter as you cook it)
Using spatula, break into small pieces
Add a little more butter and let cook and crisp up, stirring occasionally.
Serve with salt, butter, sugar, syrup (whatever you choose!)
Save leftovers and reheat – they reheat great!!
Looking for more Passover recipes? Here are a few of my favorites:
Chocolate Chip Coconut Macaroons
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