Step 1: Drain and coarsely grind with all the onions, adding a little broth from the meat if needed to make it moist enough to handle.
Step 2: Dough: Mix the oil, salt and water in a bowl.
Step 3: Gradually stir in the flour until a medium soft dough is formed.
Step 4: Place on a floured board.
Step 5: Knead until the dough is smooth and soft.
Step 6: A food processor will work fine for this.
Step 7: Cut the dough into 3 portions.
Step 8: Roll each piece into a rectangle about 1/8- inch thick.
Step 9: Cut into 2- inch squares.
Step 10: Fill each square with about 1 teaspoon of the meat mixture.
Step 11: Dipping your hands in flour, fold over into a triangle, and then crimp closed.
Step 12: Join the two ends together like a little ring, as with tortellini or wontons.
Step 13: Repeat with the rest of the dough.
Step 14: If you like, you can freeze the kreplach at this point.
Step 15: Place on a cookie sheet in a single layer and freeze.
Step 16: Transfer to plastic freezer bags.
Step 17: Otherwise, refrigerate until ready to use.
Step 18: To cook the kreplach, bring about 10 cups of water to a boil in a big pot.
Step 19: Add salt and about 20 kreplach at a time.
Step 20: When the kreplach have risen to the top, cook for another 5 minutes (al dente).
Step 21: Remove with a strainer into a bowl filled with chicken soup.
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