kreplach การใช้

• Kreplach are filled dumplings that might be eaten at any time.
• "It's kreplach ."
• For her part, Christine attempts to please by trying her hand at making kreplach, but proves incapable.
• Matzo balls and kreplach : Traditional at Passover or Pesach, the Jewish holiday coming up next month, are matzo balls.
• The Internet tells me that kreplach is something like a Jewish ravioli, but I can't find any figurative meaning.
• My fixation began with a prototype more appropriate to a Jewish girl, meat kreplach, which my grandmother fried and served with applesauce.
• Ferris'dissertation is entitled " Matzah Ball Gumbo, Gasper Goo Gefilte Fish, and Big Mama's Kreplach ."
• Jewish cuisine has a similar dish called kreplach, a pocket-oli of meat or other filling, with an egg pasta based covering.
• Initially reluctant, Helen seduces Steve with her kreplach and before long they're negotiating the T-shirt merchandising for the Japanese market.
• This soup usually is a first course, without chicken but with matzo balls, kreplach, rice or any number of noodle-based garnishes.
• In one episode of the Sopranos, Tony's lawyer tells him that a group of FBI arrests constitute, " a major kreplach ".
• Namely, similar versions of : dumplings ( koldk
  nai, kreplach or pierogi ), doughnuts spurgos or ( p
  czki ), and blynai cr阷es ( blintzes ).
• Enter the soup dumpling, capitalizing on the instinctive appeal of Chinese cooking and the universal attraction to filled things, from dumplings to kreplach to pirogis to pelmeni.
• Particularly in soft, fresh doughs like kreplach or matzo balls, the combined leavening and lightening effects of sparkling water can be counted on to deliver a fine toothsomeness.
• A popular dish among Ashkenazim, as amongst most Eastern-Europeans, is pierogi ( which are related to but distinct from kreplach ), often filled with minced beef.
• With the pletzlach at Hanukkah she'll serve fried kreplach or make a farmer's salad of diced turnips, radishes, and scallions, and covered with yogurt and cottage cheese.
• One minor problem : The always suave Woodward is a bit beyond the age for cute courting scenes involving smitten neighborhood women, as in Mrs . Lombardo offering homemade ziti and Sylvia retaliating with kreplach.
• Grandma Nettie also insisted on working at my uncle's deli until age 90 _ turning out her Eastern European specialties of blintzes, kreplach, pirogies and gefilte fish for the store ."
• The cuisine was traditional Jewish, with fried fish as one cornerstone of the repertoire, and chicken as another  boiled, roast, or in soup with lokshen ( noodles ), kreplach or kneidlach.
• This year, for example, Goldman said she would serve a cold tomato soup, taking advantage of an abundance of late-summer tomatoes, for one meal and her traditional chicken soup with kreplach for another.