Many observant Jews won’t use anything other than handmade shmura matzah on their seder table. Some won’t eat non-shmura anytime during Passover. The same Jews who light expensive olive oil ...

On Passover, the Jewish holiday commemorating the deliverance of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, the youngest member at ...

Seder of Passover comes this year on Saturday, April 12. To introduce children who have never tasted unleavened bread before, ...

Just mix matzo meal, water, olive oil, and your favorite seasonings (think sesame seeds, garlic powder, or rosemary) to form a dough. Roll it out super thin, cut into whatever shapes you like, and ...

Passover is a holiday celebrated every spring ... In the place of leavened bread, Jews eat matzah, or "bread of affliction," which is made of unleavened ingredients under strict rules for baking.

During Passover, observant Jews forgo leavened grain and bread products. Instead, these foods are replaced with matzah, an unleavened cracker or flatbread. Some households also refrain from ...

Serve in bowls, with some fresh dill sprinkled over each bowl. If you are making this for Passover, make sure your matzo meal is suitable. If your local butcher sells schmaltz (rendered chicken ...

An curved arrow pointing right. People around the world have dedicated their lives to making Passover matzo. One bakery in Ukraine makes 700 pounds by hand a day, even as Russian forces advance.

Join the Adventure Rabbi community in Moab, Utah for a Passover retreat. Friday night we open the retreat with singing on the ...

The four questions explore the Passover traditions, such as dipping vegetables in salted water, or only eating Matzah. During Passover, Jewish people will refrain from eating bread and any other ...