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Tag Archives: Matzo Brei
“Matzo brei is the first thing I tried making for my mother once I began my search for the meaning of food, family, and life”
TABLET MAG My Mother’s Matzo Brei by Peter Gethers April 7, 2017 …Before cooking, I did learn a tiny bit about the dish. And that’s all there really is to learn about this particular repast. Matzo brei, in Hebrew and … Continue reading