Matzo Brie

"At my house we call this a Matziah, but most people know it as Matzo Brie."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • beat eggs well and add milk.
  • season salt and pepper.
  • Wash the matzos under running water, and break into pieces into the egg mixture.
  • Melt butter in frying pan, and add to matzo mixture.
  • Cook over medium heat.
  • When one side is browned, flip the Matzo Brie over with the help of a plate.
  • Cook other side for 5- 6 minutes until browned.
  • Season with salt and pepper to taste.

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Reviews

  1. This is the recipe that I always use, but add a dash of cinnamon instead of the pepper. We like our matzah brie latke sized, not in one plate-sized piece, and drenched in honey. We've got plenty of matzah left over from Passover, so this is a good idea for an easy supper dish this evening, it's not just a breakfast dish.
     
  2. This is the traditional FRIED MATZO. It's a dish that's been around since the beginning of time.
     
  3. Just saw your recipe and wanted to tell you this is the way we sometimes make it and other times I soak the matzo in water and add grated onions - we loved it at our home and now we make it here at the home. I am converting everyone here just to eat a little more Jewish. Thank you for posting this, Diane
     
  4. I ate this a lot for breakfast as a kid. I eat it with butter and maple syrup, like you would with pancakes or French toast. Not traditional, but tasty. :-)
     
  5. This is a traditional Matzah Brie. We often add cheese and slivered green onions. This would be a dairy Matzah Brie. Served with left over Charoset and fresh fruit. Thanks for adding this recipe!!
     
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  1. This is the recipe that I always use, but add a dash of cinnamon instead of the pepper. We like our matzah brie latke sized, not in one plate-sized piece, and drenched in honey. We've got plenty of matzah left over from Passover, so this is a good idea for an easy supper dish this evening, it's not just a breakfast dish.
     

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