How could I not include my cousin Jeff’s kneidlach? This is a man who is so passionate about his family and food (fine line between the two!!!) that if he says they’re the best, then they’re the best!
My Cousin Jeff's Kneidlach
Recipe By Sharon Lurie
- Cook & Prep: 1.5 h
- Serving: 12
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Ingredients (5)
Main ingredients
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Make the Kneidlach
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In a bowl, whisk the eggs until smooth, then add the water, oil, salt and pepper, and whisk.
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Add the matzo meal a little at a time, and mix until the ingredients are well combined. Cover and refrigerate for one hour.
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Bring a large pot of salted (2 tablespoons salt) water to boil. Wet your hands and roll the mixture into golf-ball sized balls. Drop them into the boiling water. (I prepare all the balls first, put them on a plate and drop them into the boiling water together. This way all the kneidlach are cooked for an equal amount of time.)
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Cover and simmer for about 30 minutes. When you see steam starting to escape from the pot, reduce the heat a little so that it's still boiling, but not so vigorously.
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My Cousin Jeff's Kneidlach
Clarification on oil
Hi, The recipe calls for oil and the quantity seems to be missing in the ingredients. How much oil does one mix? ThanksReplies:
Thanks for catching that Karen. I will look into it right away.
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My Cousin Jeff's Kneidlach
Clarification on oil
Hi, The recipe calls for oil and the quantity seems to be missing in the ingredients. How much oil does one mix? ThanksReplies:
Thanks for catching that Karen. I will look into it right away.
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