Analogous to the Chinese wonton or Italian ravioli, this dish entails squares of noodle dough artfully flattened, and stuffed with an assortment of meat, cheese, or chicken, before being boiled or fried to culinary perfection.
Kreplach, small triangular pockets of noodle dough stuffed with a variety of fillings, such as kasha or potatoes, meat or liver, cheese or chicken, are a well-known component of Jewish cuisine. Typically, kreplach are boiled in soup, although they may also be fried following an initial boiling of the noodle and its accompanying filling.