matzo meal
Ground unleavened bread
Matzo meal is ground matzo—the unleavened flatbread eaten during Passover.
It serves as a flour substitute in Jewish cooking when leavened grains are forbidden, appearing in matzo balls, breading, and baked goods: She used matzo meal to bind the fish cakes.
The texture ranges from fine to coarse depending on the grind.
- unleavenedNot raised by fermentation
- PassoverFestival of liberation
- Passover sederJewish spring festival meal
- Jewish holidayHebrew calendar observance
- sederPassover ritual meal
crumbs · binder · kosher · kosher for Passover · gefilte fish · soup · Pesach · breading · bread crumbs · egg wash · dumplings · Jewish · Exodus · crackers · unleavened bread · chicken soup · brisket · grinding
- Passover foodscharoset, haroset, bitter herbs, seder plate, shank bone
- coatingspaint, enamel, varnish, primer, glaze
matzo mealbreadcrumbs
Dried, crushed loaf pieces
panko · bread flour · cake crumbs · flour · cracker meal
matzo mealchametz
Prohibited Passover grain products
leavened bread · wheat bread · breadcrumbs · sourdough · beer