Kira’s Potato Leek Soup
Soup with potatoes and leeks topped with a spinach puree in a cookie cutter shape – recipe suitable for Pesach (Passover)
Soup with potatoes and leeks topped with a spinach puree in a cookie cutter shape – recipe suitable for Pesach (Passover)
I wanted a filling pareve dish for Pesach so I created a stuffed squash recipe with mushrooms and matza.
Daffodils bloom in time for final pre-Passover post.
carrot salad, chicken soup, potato salad, squash, fish, ratatouille, radish salad, mushroom salad, garlic spread, winter slaw
My husband told me there is a custom of fasting after Pesach (and after Sukkot as well) that is called BaHaB. The “B” is for Beis (Monday), the “H” for Hei(Thursday) and the final “B” again is for Monday. Those were the days on which people fasted after Pesach. As it is not considered […]
I love the contrasts in Judaism. On Purim, we have v’nahafoch–as we turn around Haman’s decree against us. On Yom Kippur, we try to be sealed in the Good Book, as opposed to the other one. After Tisha B’Av, a sad fast day when the Temple was destroyed, we soon have Tu B’Av, a day […]
Guilt. I’m already feeling guilty about the amount of garbage our family produces on Pesach. And the type of garbage. Gil Student at Hirhurim posted online passover guides this morning and included this note from the cRc: Paper Goods: All are acceptable, including all paper plates, bowls and cups, all paper and plastic table cloths, […]
Never Fail sponge cake recipe inspired by Esther Robfogel of Rochester, New York includes many eggs delicious and kosher for Passover (if you eat gebrockts) – watercolor of a sponge cake included in the post