Definitions
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- noun Small
crunchy balls often used as an accompaniment tosoup in Jewish cuisine.
Etymologies
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From Yiddish. Compare German Mandeln
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Examples
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For serving: matzo balls, lukshen (thin noodles) or mandlen (puffy spheres)
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it brims with fluffy matzo balls; delicate chicken-liver kreplach, or dumplings; mandlen, oyster-cracker-ish croutons; strands of lo mein; kale; carrots; and a hunk of pounded and poached chicken breast.
NYT > Home Page By LIGAYA MISHAN 2011
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it brims with fluffy matzo balls; delicate chicken-liver kreplach, or dumplings; mandlen, oyster-cracker-ish croutons; strands of lo mein; kale; carrots; and a hunk of pounded and poached chicken breast.
NYT > Home Page By LIGAYA MISHAN 2011
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