A healthy Passover dish that is a great alternative to all those chocolate bunnies, marshmallows and jelly beans.
by Amy J and filed in Holidays, Passover, Sides, Special Dietary Needs, Vegetarian
Kishka is a Jewish starch item served both at passover and year round. It typically contains beef fat and broth and is in a casing. Here is my version, made vegetarian.
by Anita at Hungry Couple and filed in Holidays, Passover
The addition of a pantry staple raises these holiday dumplings to a new level.
by Spontaneous Hausfrau and filed in Holidays, Passover
Cabbage is stuffed with seasoned ground beef and baked in a sweet and sour sauce. Perfect for Passover or any day needing a little more comfort!
by yeshasettler and filed in Holidays, Passover
A delicious and savory “pancake” made from crumbled pieces of matzah.
by Ree and filed in Holidays, Passover
***NOT KOSHER FOR PASSOVER***
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
A traditional (if not kosher) Seder/Passover/Pesach dish. It sounds a little weird if you’ve never had it before, but it’s utterly delightful!
by Eating Bird Food and filed in Holidays, Passover
Charoset is a sweet, brown, pebbly paste of fruits and nuts, representing the mortar used by the Jewish slaves to build cities in Egypt. It’s traditionally served as a spread on matzo but it’s delicious on just about anything. I already have plans to have a big bowl of charoset oats this week and to try mixing the spread into plain yogurt. It would also be phenomenal as a spread for crackers or on a cheese plate.
by Ree and filed in Holidays, Passover
Brisket like my friends in L.A. made. It’s to DIE for.
by violarulz and filed in Holidays, Passover
Traditional Jewish potato kugel with a tasty Indian twist, it can even be kosher for Passover!
by Lynn Lasher and filed in Holidays, Passover
The following recipe is from Somebody’s Mother’s mother and grandmother because let’s face it, there should be a more palatable option than eating that dreadful fish en gelee out of a jar.
by Lynn Lasher and filed in Holidays, Passover
The following recipe is from Somebody’s Mother’s mother and grandmother because let’s face it, there should be a more palatable option than eating that dreadful fish en gelee out of a jar.
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