How do you eat matzoh?

by betterdaze 21 Replies latest jw friends

  • rebel8
    rebel8

    After doing a gis I still don't understand what it is. Is it

    • ball-shaped crackers
    • flatbread
    • the body of Christ
    • all of the above

    Also, what type of flour is it made from?

  • betterdaze
    betterdaze



    Mine says only "wheat flour and water."

    ~Sue

  • restrangled
    restrangled

    We have a great local Jewish Deli. When ever anyone gets sick we run up and get several quarts of the Matzoh ball chicken soup and homemade rye bread.

    It has never failed to cure a horrible cold and sore throat.

    r.

  • Gregor
    Gregor

    That's right! If you are a Catholic at mass the matzoh turns into Jesus' REAL flesh after you eat it! How cool is that? Then there is the wine...you know, blood....freaky deaky!

    Question- How does a vegetarian Catholic justify taking Mass?

    When an atheist eats roast beef it turns to s--t.

  • rebel8
    rebel8

    So matzoh is the Christy whole wheat flatbread and matzoh balls are potato flour cracker balls?

    I saw the balls in the grocery store. The balls don't look like they are made with the same ingredients as the flatbread. They're pure white balls.

    (Where is that joke from The Office when you need it? )

    ETA: Watching Martha Stewart make the balls right now. Nothing like the things that come in the box at the store. Some sort of dumplings or biscuits, I guess.

  • moshe
    moshe

    Just try and make a sandwich with matzos, it worse than a hard shell taco. - Seven days of Passover food sure does make one appreciate a pizza.

  • Robdar
    Robdar

    I don't care for matzos. I avoid it except at passover.

    Edited to add: Hag Sameach to Moshe.

  • hotspur
    hotspur

    With a glass of wine

  • moshe
    moshe
    -Edited to add: Hag Sameach to Moshe

    You too Rodbar. This is our first Passover in our new retirement home- I will sure miss the brisket our family up north will be serving tomorrow night. We will be celebrating Passover at my wife's cousin a few miles away. How about you?

  • Robdar
    Robdar

    Moshe, this is my first Passover by myself and I believe I probably didn't do it correctly. Ah, well.

    Tomorrow night it's Second Seder with Conservative friends of mine. Since I'm reform, it will be a new experience for me.

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