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Passover as Childhood

What we experience in our early years informs every aspect of who we are.

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A Passover Beyond Words

The visceral cries of the enslaved Israelites, not their words, was essential to the process of liberation.

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Syrian Stuffed Zucchini with Dried Fruit for Rosh Hashanah

Menchshe (stuffed vegetables) are an integral part of the New Year meal.

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From Slavery to Freedom, From Grief to Joy

In ten days we will be surrounded by these same boxes in a different house. After nine months of preparation—purging ...

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Honey Horseradish Chicken

A bold, flavorful chicken dish that’s perfect for Passover or any time you want a sweet and spicy kick.

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The Global History of Ma Nishtana

Each year, Jewish children around the world learn the Four Questions. After all the image of the small child chanting ...

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A Departure From the Traditional: The Bronfman Haggadah

When I set out to create the illustrations for The Bronfman Haggadah , I knew I wanted it to be ...

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Moroccan Braised Chicken with Dried Fruit for Tu Bishvat

A sweet and savory chicken recipe for the holiday of the trees.

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All About Those Plagues – A Passover Parody

This is the second year that my congregation, B’nai Shalom in Westborough MA, has produced a Passover Parody video – ...

Elements of a traditional Passover seder, including a seder plate, a Kiddush cup for wine, and matzah. The seder plate includes symbolic foods that are related to the Exodus.

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Passover (Pesach) At Home

Passover is one of the major festivals of the year where the home rituals are of such significance and importance that they overshadow those done in the community.