Name: Matzah Chocolate Clusters
Ingredients: 3 c Semisweet chocolate pieces; 4 c Dry matzah, hand-crumbled; 2 c Salted nuts

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Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains	Jewish		30	Servings

INGREDIENTS

3	c	Semisweet chocolate pieces
4	c	Dry matzah, hand-crumbled
2	c	Salted nuts

INSTRUCTIONS

Source: Making it with Matza, by Betty Newman
In double boiler, melt chocolate pieces over hot water. If you do not have
a double boiler, you can place the chocolate pieces in a smaller saucepan
and place into a larger pan that is half full of water. Bring water to boil
and continue to simmer until all chocolate has melted. (Microwave may be
used to melt chocolate.) Once melted, set chocolate aside and cool at room
temperature, about 15-20 minutes. Do not allow chocolate to get hard. In a
greased mixing bowl, combine melted chocolate, matzah and nuts. Stir
mixture until matzah is well coated with chocolate. Mixture will be sticky.
Place a piece of waxed paper onto a lightly greased 13-by-9-inch cookie
sheet. With wet hands, drop tablespoonful of matzah-chocolate mixture onto
cookie sheet and refrigerate for about two hours. Dried fruit and toasted
coconut may be added to batter. Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest V97 #082 by
[email protected] (Al) on Mar 11, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“You’re not God’s judge. One day you’ll discover it’s the other way around”

In contrast to today’s Christ-less Christmas, God so orchestrated the events during the first Christmas to frame the supremacy of Christ in a remarkable way without diminishing His humility. On that first Christmas, Jesus did not appear to kings in a palace, nor was His birth surrounded with splendor and royalty. Rather, God chose the weak things of the world to shame the wise and better provide a backdrop that would not rob, but rather radiate the glory of the newborn King. Unlike today, the humble events surrounding Christ’s birth that first Christmas allowed Him to be the center focus and attraction of the day.

Randy Smith