Chicken soup is a staple in Jewish cuisine. While chicken soup can be served with noodles or rice, during Passover we serve it with matzoh balls.
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Nosh to Your Heart's Content
Chicken soup is a staple in Jewish cuisine. While chicken soup can be served with noodles or rice, during Passover we serve it with matzoh balls.
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Tired of bland food for Passover? Add some spice to your life with the Hot Matzah Burger garnished with healthy vegetables. …
In my family when they hear prime rib for dinner they all come running. From my husband at age 65 to my grandson at age 2 we devour a roast. I try and make a roast bigger than I need as leftovers are delicious warmed or as a cold sandwich.
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I’m not a big fan of traditional Passover desserts. Lots of eggs, orange and lemon. Every year I try to rework one of my favorite non Pesach desserts into a new holiday favorite. This cheesecake is this year’s successful adaptation. Add fruit to the top (optional).
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Looking for a great Passover recipe that doesn’t just taste like Matzah? Look no further than Apple Matzah Kugel. The cinnamon-raisin and apple flavor makes this side dish taste like a treat.
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Barbequed beef ribs are so tender that they fall off the bone. Mix in some flavor of the south with a New York steak sauce and you have the perfect sticky finger meal.
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This is a traditional, hearty stew that is sweet and filling. It is quick and easy to prepare. Let it simmer for 2 hours so that the meat becomes tender. It will make your kitchen smell great!
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This marinade was given to me when I first got married 42 years ago by a fellow worker. You won’t find any marinade easier. Pour all the ingredients into a plastic bag, mix, and add the meat. I like to let sit in the sauce overnight for added flavor.
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As most of you know, when planning your Passover meal dessert always ends up being a sponge cake with strawberries and whipped cream. This chocolate mousse cake is a great alternative. Decadent and rich it’s a chocolate lovers dream. Because it’s flourless it’s also gluten free.
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What’s a Jewish holiday without homemade chicken soup? Also known as Jewish penicillin it is a cure for what ails you. Chicken soup can be eaten just as a broth or with rice, noodles, and matzoh balls.
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