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It’s Passover week and Our Lady of Weight Loss admittedly is a Matzo Brie freak! Seriously! She will whip up a batch for anyone visiting, at any time. She makes the cold water and hot water varieties. If you look at the ingredients of Matzo Brie (see below), it is evident that it is a ‘clean’ food, easy to make and essentially low in calorie, thus Our Lady of Weight Loss approved!!!
Having said that, Our Lady of Weight Loss knows that most people eat way more than one serving! Case in point, just this morning one of my star clients (you are all stars) confessed that she’d whipped up a batch of Matzo Brie and eaten it all!!! A quick calculation showed that her breakfast weighed-in at 888 calories.
What is a serving size of Matzo Brie???
Our Lady of Weight Loss’s Matzo Brie recipe (see below) is 4 servings; not one. Each serving is approximately 250 calories.
One of my Weight Loss Success Rules is to know what I eat before I eat it!!! I invite you to make this one of your Weight Loss Success Rules! And now … read on, cook on, eat on … enjoy!
Cold Water or Hot Water? There are two matzo brie camps; those who fervertly believe that soaking the matzo in cold water before frying is the only way to go, and those who follow the hot water recipes. Either way, matzo brie (much like french toast) is delicious!
Here follow Our Lady of Weight Loss’s two favorite matzo brie recipes. I asked her, “cold water or hot water, which is your fav?” But, she refused to take sides. She instructed me to fry up both and make up my own mind!
Ingredients
4 matzo crackers
4 large eggs
salt to taste
2 tbsp butter
Directions
Soak matzos in cold water for 2 minutes. Drain and crumble. (some people prefer big chunks to small chunks; your choice!)
Beat eggs and salt together in bowl. Add matzo; mix till well-coated. Heat butter in skillet and pour in matzo mix. Fry till browned on both sides. Serve warm!
Ingredients
4 matzoth
Boiling water
4 eggs
salt n’ pepper to taste
a dash of honey
2 tablespoons butter
Instructions
Break the matzoth into nice sized chunks (at least 2 inch pieces) and place in a colander. Pour the boiling water over them. Drain, lest your matzo is soggy and no one wants soggy matzo!
Beat the eggs well, adding salt and pepper; then add the matzoth.
Heat a large frying pan and add fat for frying. Add the egg mixture and cook over low heat till golden brown on one side, then turn carefully and brown on the other side. Serve on a hot platter as a large family-size pancake. Serve hot with sugar that has been mixed with a dash of cinnamon, or with honey.
Enjoy your one serving!
pread the word … NOT the icing,
Janice Taylor
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posted April 21, 2011 at 1:28 pm
Matzo brie I eat all year long. I do a hot version like your cold version, just soak the broken pieces in hot water. Wouldn’t you break up the matzo BEFORE adding the cold water? Happy eating and happy holidays.