IPA: //ˈkrɛplɑx//
KK: /krep-lahkh/
Square or triangular dumplings that are filled with meat or cheese, cooked by boiling or frying, and often served in soup.
We enjoyed a warm bowl of chicken soup with kreplach on a chilly evening.
Kreplach originates from Yiddish 'kreplach', which is derived from the German 'Krapfen', meaning dumpling or pastry. The word refers to a type of filled dumpling traditionally served in Jewish cuisine, particularly during holidays.
Think of the Yiddish word 'kreplach' as a type of dumpling or pastry, which helps you remember that kreplach refers to a filled dumpling.