Prepare the kneidel mix according to
package directions, using the eggs and
oil. Add ground chicken, matzah meal, and pepper and mix well to combine.In a food processor, using the kugel
blade, grate the potato and onion. Squeeze out the liquid and add to the kneidel mixture; mix well to combine. Divide the mixture into two bowls. Process herbs using the S-blade and add to one of the bowls.Grate zucchini and squeeze out liquid;
add to the bowl with herbs. Mix well to
combine; refrigerate. Grate carrot and add to second bowl, mix well to combine and refrigerate.While mixtures are chilling, bring a
large pot of water to a boil; add one tablespoon salt. Working with wet hands, form ping-pong-sized balls of kneidel mixture and drop into pot. Simmer kneidlach for about 30 minutes, making sure all sides have a chance to be immersed in the water.Remove from pot to drain. Serve one of
each color kneidel with a portion of soup.
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Tips:
Cook your kneidlach directly in your chicken soup for an extra flavor boost!
Notes:
If you can’t get fresh herbs, you can substitute two or three cubes frozen dill and parsley.
Description:
Food and Prop Styling by Shiri Feldman
Food Prep and Styling by Chef Suzie Gornish
Photography by Felicia Perretti









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