Matzah balL soup
My mom and grandmother (Hilda and Ida) made incredibly delicious chicken soup. Just heavenly. My family enjoyed it for every Jewish holiday and throughout the year. So, I learned to make this soup from them.
I started to perfect it for myself in college when I made it for my roommate Sheila and me on Friday nights. I learned to make matzah balls in college too and let me tell you there is a technique to that! My first matzah balls were sinkers. I could shape the balls but couldn’t get the darned things off my fingers. My first batch was like my Aunt Ruthie’s and that’s not a compliment. I called to tell her I found her recipe. She hung up on me!!! Since then Ruthie and my mom course-corrected me on how to release the matzah balls into the soup (wet hands with cold water). Traditional balls have matzah meal, eggs, seltzer or baking soda, salt and pepper. Bland. I added my own preferred seasonings of fresh herbs and some spice. The outcome is scrumptious.
Please note: if you are ordering this wonderful combo, I have packaged the matzah balls in their own container because I want you to receive a full 32- fluid ounce container of chicken soup with sliced carrots, parsnips and celery.
INGREDIENTS
Soup
Black Pepper
Carrots
Celery
Whole Chickens
Dill
Onions
Italian or Curly Parsley
Parsnips
Kosher Salt
Water
Matzah Balls
Black Pepper
Cayenne Pepper
Chives
Dill
Eggs
Garlic Powder
Matzah Meal
Italian or Curly Parsley
Kosher Salt
Schmaltz (Chicken Fat)
Seltzer
Paprika