Matzo Farfel with Feta and Basil

“Chiffonade” is a French term which means “rags.”
To make a chiffonade of basil:
Stack the leaves and roll them into a tight cigar shape.
Slice crosswise into thin strips.
Fluff the strips to separate them.

Instructions:
In a pan over high heat, sauté onion in olive oil until slightly browned, about 5 minutes.
Reduce heat to medium and add Manischewitz® Matzo Farfel.
Sauté the farfel until it is coated with oil and a bit toasty.
Pour in Manischewitz® Vegetable Broth and continue to cook, stirring occasionally until water is absorbed.
After about 5 minutes the farfel will retain a bit of a bite, but you can cook it longer if you prefer a softer consistency.
Transfer farfel to a large bowl and toss with feta, basil, tomatoes and lemon juice.
Drizzle with additional olive oil and finish with fresh cracked black pepper just before serving.

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