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"OK, OK, I know; your bubbie made the perfect matzo balls. But they are finicky little rascals that are made a 1000 different ways and everyones bubbies always made them best. What I want to share here is the simplest, no nonsence methode of the creation of soft and/or firm matzo balls; for just like white and dark meat people, there are soft and firm..."

Ingredients: pepper, dill weed...

"From "The Cook and the Gardener" , a wonderful recipe that doesn't remotely resemble the -soggy raft of bread tied to a bowl with bad cheese-that many people call Onion Soup."

Ingredients: coarse salt, coriander seeds...

"A relatively easy dish to create, perfect for a cold winter day, or just a big bowl for the kids. In my house, apart from having this every Shabbat, it's also the Jewish Penicillin we rely on.
From my house to yours, with love."

Ingredients: cheesecloth, dill...

"My emah (mother) was famous for her matzo balls. We enjoyed them year round and now my sister and I continue the tradition. We prefered them to be thick and dense. If you prefer light and fluffy matzo balls just boil them longer."

Ingredients: club soda, pepper, eggs...

"This is a traditional dish for Passover or the Jewish Sabbath. There are a couple of similar recipes already posted here, but this got *raves* at my seder last year. It's from The World of Jewish Cooking by Gil Marks, who I love; his recipes have never let me down."

Ingredients: kosher salt, parsley, water...

"Yes, I make a mean matzo ball, thank you. And I shall share my method as the first recipe I will post. The debate over seltzer goes on but no one here at the Zaar has mentioned separating the eggs! I believe this gives these dumplings both fluff and bounce."

Ingredients: pepper, dried parsley flakes...