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Homemade Matzo For Passover

If you eat matzo during the eight days of Passover (or just want a fun cooking project with kids) try making this easy homemade matzo recipe, it is so good, that you may never go back to the store-bought stuff.

matzoThis recipe can be made will regular all-purpose flour or whole wheat flour, both are wonderful.  And while I prefer to use a pizza stone, you can use a baking sheet if you do not have one. Note, if you need the matzo to be kosher, once the water meets the flour you have 18 minutes to complete the cooking and baking process.  If you’re looking for a Passover dessert, check out my simple Passover cake recipe or my favorite flourless chocolate cake.

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I prefer to use my kitchen mixer to make this dough but if you don’t have one, don’t let that stop you. This simple dough can easily be made by hand.

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Andrea Potischman

I am a professionally trained NYC chef turned CA mom and food blogger. I post about real food, with doable ingredient lists that are family friendly.

4 thoughts on "Homemade Matzo For Passover"

  1. Avatar photo colleen says:

    Hi. I don’t have a food processor. What do you suggest?

    1. Hi Colleen. Thanks for reaching out. You can easily make this without a food processor. I use food processors often in my recipes as many people have them, don’t use them, but should to make things faster. That said, doing things by hand can easily work just as well and I do that often myself. Simply follow the instructions using a large mixing bowl. Make sure to knead the dough so all the ingredients are fully incorporated. Best of luck and happy cooking.

  2. Avatar photo Shannon says:

    Could you make this without a pizza stone?

    1. You can make this without a pizza stone. Place a metal baking sheet in the oven and let heat for 45 minutes, slightly different, but it does work.

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