kreplach
/ˈkrɛplɑːx
/plural noun
(In Jewish cooking) triangular noodles filled with chopped meat or cheese and served with soup.Though I'd never had this soup before, it was reminiscent of Jewish kreplach or Chinese won-ton soup....
- You'll want to know that the dinner comprises ‘challah, salad, chopped liver, chicken soup with noodles and kreplach, stuffed veal, brisket, Belgium carrots, and rugalach for dessert.’
- And in your chicken soup do you prefer kreplach or matzoh balls?
Origin
From Yiddish kreplekh, plural of krepel, from German dialect Kräppel 'fritter'.
- the staff of life
- the States
- the sterner sex
- the stone end
- the story goes
- the straight and narrow
- the straight wire
- the Street
- the streets are paved with gold
- the strength of
- the struggle for existence (or life)
- the Sublime
- the Sultan
- the summer country
- the sun
- the sun is over the yardarm
- the Supreme Being
- the sword of justice
- theta
- the tail of one's eye
- the tail wags the dog
- theta rhythm
- theta role
- the Tasman
- the Tatras