chremsel
- noun
- /ˈkrɛmˌsɛl/
- The children enjoyed helping to fry the chremsel in the kitchen.
Examples
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Every year, my aunt prepares a plate of chremsel for our Passover meal.
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We served the chremsel warm with a sprinkle of sugar on top.
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I love chremsel during Passover.
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Have you tried chremsels before?
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During Passover, we always enjoy chremsel, a delicious matzo pancake topped with apple sauce.
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My grandmother makes the best chremsel, which she serves warm with a sprinkle of sugar.
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For our Seder, we included chremsel as part of the traditional meal, bringing back fond memories.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chremsel comes from Yiddish khremsl, a word for a small 'fried cake' made from matzo. Think of it like a small 'fritter' served at Passover, which is why chremsel today means the little fried matzo pancake eaten at that holiday.