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i like making matzah when im hungry and dont want to make a sandwich--not that making matzah makes much sense but whatever, it tastes better

ShotgunSam wrote:

what is it

I think it's a kind of bread, but I find that questionable sometimes. During Passover there are a bunch of things we aren't supposed to eat I think (I'm not very Orthodox so I don't really follow that kind of thing, I just make matzah) and matzah is pretty simple and all-okay ingredients

I hate sandwhiches, but I love matzah cream-cheese sandwiches!

Today at my Hebrew school we had matzah pizza 

sadist wrote:

Hebrew school sounds really fun but I've never gone to it before and I feel like I'd have to have started really young and it's too late now!

It's never too late!!!!!!!!! Half of the adults at my temple have never been to hebrew school but they attend some of the adult classes! People even have their bat/bar mitzvah when they're 80! If you're interested, please go!

RoyalHi5 wrote:

My mom makes the best matzah! It's called Chocolate Matzah Butter Crunch (or something using those words, it's hard to remember the order) It's soooooo good! It barley tastes like matzah; it tastes like a real dessert!

Yumyumyumyumyum!

soupoftomato wrote:

"Hebrew school" was not actually something I thought existed (unless it is just like Sunday School or something).
Are they private schools?
What precisely does it entail?

Basically they're after-school Sunday schools that happen once a week, only they're focused on Hebrew.

Sort of. That's not really how it is at my school, each school is different. We actually don't learn how to speak in hebrew even. We learn basic words like "stop", "yes", "good morning", "mom", "dad", colors, stuff like that and then we learn how to read and write. So we can see hebrew and be like "me-la-me-heem" but have no idea what it means until we translate it to english. The rest of the time is spent learing about jewish history and holidays. Then you learn the basic stuff like veihavtah (not sure how to spell it). Then you have seperate tuturing time for the bar/bat mitzvah stuff. You don't have to go to hebrew school to have one. You can just have seperate tuturing times, which will have to be doubled granted you don't know how to read or write because you haven't been in school.

is matzah like unleavened bread then?

dontbombiraq wrote:

It's been a long time since I've had matzah.

Make some!

I just ate matzah last night. Tasty, but a bit bland. (Ok, maybe more then a bit.)

Are the ingredients 1:1:1:1 in matzah or what?