What Is Matzo Meal Made Of?
Matzo meal is made of ground matzo crackers, which are unleavened and made of only flour and water. The matzo is typically baked at extremely high temperatures to prevent any fermentation or rise, resulting in a dry, cracker-like texture. The matzo is then ground into a fine meal that is used in a variety of dishes, particularly in Jewish cuisine, as a substitute for breadcrumbs or flour.