Kreplach is a small, triangular dumpling filled with seasoned ground meat or mashed potatoes, typically boiled or fried and served in soups or as a side dish. The term originates from Jewish cuisine, especially Ashkenazi traditions, and denotes dumplings that are boiled and then often fried. It is used in both casual and ceremonial meals, reflecting a comforting, homey food heritage.
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