Matzo meal

matzo meal = matzoh meal Notes: Jews use this during Passover to make pancakes, matzo balls, and other dishes. Many stores also carry matzo cake meal, which is a finer grind of matzo meal.

Matzo Meal:
Ground matzo (unleavened bread made of only wheat flour and water), which is used in a variety of foods including matzo balls (dumplings) and pancakes.
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gefilte fish (Jew.) Balls of mashed fish, onion, matzo meal, egg, and
spices cooked variously; originally, the fish mixture was stuffed back
into the skin of the fish.
Geflugel (Ger.) Poultry.
gefullt (Ger.) Filled, stuffed.

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A type of sausage made from a combination of onion, suet, matzo meal, and flour, which is packed into kosher beef intestines and then steam cooked and roasted.

If you're looking for Passover breakfast or brunch ideas, stop here. Choose from sweet fruit-filled blintzes, matzo meal pancakes, French toast, coffee cakes, and many more Passover breakfast recipes.
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And many recipes that use regular flour or bread will be reformatted to use Passover matzo or matzo meal, which is nothing but ground up Passover matzo.

based on their appropriate accompaniment (such as coffee cake), contents (e.g. fruitcake or flourless chocolate cake), or occasion (wedding cake, birthday cake, or Passover plava, a type of Jewish sponge cake sometimes made with matzo meal).

See also: Bread, Meal, Matzo, Flour, Cooking