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Cooking & Baking

Warpy

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1. Offhand, I'd say no

Reply to pscot (Original post)

Sun Mar 10, 2013, 08:06 PM

Mar 2013

Malto meal is made from sprouted wheat and that is going to make it considerably sweeter than the matzo meal. I don't think it would be very nice in gefilte fish, for instance.

If the recipe can take the sweetness of malted (sprouted) wheat, then you can try it. Just be prepared for a flop.

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Can i substitute malto meal for matzo meal? [View all] pscot Mar 2013 OP

Offhand, I'd say no Warpy Mar 2013 #1

I guess I'll find out pscot Mar 2013 #3

I would guess that no, you can't. Matzo meal is finely ground matzo cracker crumbs Arkansas Granny Mar 2013 #2

I would find some other kind of crumbs. grasswire Mar 2013 #4

The matzo balls are rather dense pscot Mar 2013 #5

Seltzer. Betsy Ross Mar 2013 #6

I'm reminded of something that Mark Twain wrote Fortinbras Armstrong Mar 2013 #7

And yet, the fevered mind pscot Mar 2013 #8