The green vegetable dipped in saltwater at the seder alludes to the very beginning of the Israelites' slavery saga.

How the Passover story teaches us perspective

Observance of Passover has taken a number of forms throughout history.

Despite its associations with the verdant spring, the way we tend to observe Passover is anything but green. So we’re ...

Haroset from Turkey is sweeter and zestier than its Ashkenazic counterpart.

It's not an oxymoron: Secular Jewish Israelis value a variety of Jewish religious practices.

Dates, raisins and nuts symbolize the mortar of our Egyptian toil, re-envisioned by a later era of Egyptian Jews.

A recipe for the sweet fruit paste on the Passover seder plate.

Why does Jewish tradition instruct us to endlessly retell the story of our ancestors' enslavement?

Using Passover as an opportunity to go green.