latke (Meaning)

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latke (n)

made of grated potato and egg with a little flour

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The aroma of freshly fried latkes filled the kitchen during my visit to my grandmother's home.
When I visit my grandmother, she always makes a special batch of potato latkes, which are a favorite in our family.
The crispy edges of the latke contrasted perfectly with the soft, fluffy center, making a delightful combination.
I can't imagine Hanukkah without the delicious aroma of latkes frying in the oil, filling the house with a warm and festive atmosphere.
Potato latkes, often paired with sour cream and applesauce, are a staple dish on our Hanukkah table, representing the oil used in the menorah.
Cooking latkes together is a family tradition that brings us closer during the holiday season, as we share stories and laughter while making memories.
In our family, latkes are not just a food; they are a symbol of Hanukkah, representing resilience, light, and the triumph of good over evil.
The golden-brown color of the latke is like a warm hug, reminding me of the comfort and joy of Hanukkah celebrations.
The crispy texture of latkes delights my taste buds, creating an enjoyable crunchy sound with each bite.
Whether served as an appetizer, a main course, or a late-night snack, latkes are a versatile dish that is loved and enjoyed by people of all ages during Hanukkah.

made of grated potato and egg with a little flour

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The aroma of freshly fried latkes filled the kitchen during my visit to my grandmother's home.

When I visit my grandmother, she always makes a special batch of potato latkes, which are a favorite in our family.

The crispy edges of the latke contrasted perfectly with the soft, fluffy center, making a delightful combination.

I can't imagine Hanukkah without the delicious aroma of latkes frying in the oil, filling the house with a warm and festive atmosphere.