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Passover is next week and Jewish families around the nation and the world are dusting off their Passover recipes. On Passover, you eat no "leavened" bread nor any products containing...
For most children the afikomen, which means dessert, is the highlight of the Passover seder. In fact, its whole purpose is to keep children awake, alert and attentive throughout the ceremony as...
Passover begins in March or April, on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Nisan. Most Jews celebrate Passover for eight days. Passover commemorates the exodus of the Hebrews and their safe flight...
Recent studies have indicated that chicken soup has actual healing properties--though just the idea of a soothing, warm bowl of glistening broth is enough to place me on the path of...
Let's face it, matzah pizza is maybe the most delicious recipe you can make that's Kosher for Passover. Matzah can be terribly boring, especially after 8 days of the stuff. Try this delicious...
Nothing is better for a special occasion than the prime rib roast! With holidays just around the corner - yes , scary huh? this is the perfect recipe for a set and forget prime rib roast. I...
Home made matzah is SO delicious - and is so easy to make. Omitting the oil makes it hard like a cracker and using the oil makes it soft like a tortilla. Make a batch of both then decide which...
Though the seder is not the only element of Passover, it's definitely the shining star, and for many Jews the most joyous occasion of the year. If you've never held a seder before, setting the...
If you can't get enough of fairies and wizards, transform your home into Middle Earth and throw a Lord of the Rings party. Even guests unfamiliar with the trilogy will enjoy spending an evening...
During the first and second nights of Passover, Jewish families complete a set of rituals in a specific order, known as the seder. "Seder" literally translates as "order." This order is described...
In the Jewish religion, the motzi is a blessing given over any bread or grain product. It is used for a number of celebrations, including the Passover seder, where it is combined with a special...
How to prepare matzah ball batter for chicken noodle soup; get professional tips and advice from an expert chef on making a classic soup recipe in this free cooking video.
How to cook matzah balls for chicken noodle soup; get professional tips and advice from an expert chef on making a classic soup recipe in this free cooking video.
How to add matzah balls for chicken noodle soup; get professional tips and advice from an expert chef on making a classic soup recipe in this free cooking video.
The Seder Plate is an important part of the Seder meal during a Passover (or Pesach) celebration. It symbolizes the many things that the Israelites went through to achieve freedom from slavery. ...
Learn about all the ingredients you will need to prepare matzah balls in this free online recipe video.
Learn how to add all the ingredients together to make matzah balls in this free online recipe video.
Learn how to add matzah meal to make matzah balls in this free online recipe video.
Get tips for shaping matzah balls in this free online recipe video.
Discover tips for boiling and serving matzah balls in this free online recipe video.
Preparing your family's Passover meals takes a lot of thought and careful planning. Using discretion when selecting foods for your Passover meals is essential for avoiding inadvertently serving...
The warm wonderful mingling smells of garlic and onion, what a wonderful way to wake up on Sunday morning during Passover. A trip to the fridge always would yield all kinds of toppings - cottage...
The Afikoman, a reserved piece of matzah, is hidden during Passover in many Jewish homes as a game for children. Hide the Afikoman this Passover with the tips from this free video on Jewish...
Passover is a springtime holiday that celebrates the Hebrews escape from ancient Egypt. Because Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt quickly, they did not have time to allow the bread to rise, and...
Jews live all over the world and do not share a monolithic food culture. However, in the United States, "Jewish food" usually refers to food brought here from Central and Eastern Europe by...
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