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Passover recipes are handed down from generation to generation. A staple is matzoh, a ritual food, that appears on the sedar plate and throughout the Jewish holdiay

Passover desserts can be blah. Make them tempting by trying any one of these three delicious recipes. The Sponge Cake and Viennese Torte can be frozen in advance.

Passover, a time of dietary restrictions for Jews, is the time when a Jewish cook is at his/her most creative. Cinnamon Balls are one of the most popular tasty treats.

A recipe for Harosset, one of the special, Symbolic Foods Found on the Jewish Passover Table. It's also a wonderfully Tasty Preserve and a Condiment for Lamb or Chicken.

Butternut and kale, both full of vitamins and minerals, combine with eggs to make a tasty, colourful, dish suitable, not just for Passover, but delicious all year round.

For Passover, make this fabulous layered rich chocolate torte that will be the spectacular end to your Seder dinner.

Chocolate brownies with walnuts and chocolate chips make this Passover dessert recipe rich and satisfying.

Need a great, easy, quick chocolate cake recipe that's kosher for Passover? This recipe is great for Passover and all year long!

Make sense of your leftovers this holiday season. Transform leftovers from this delicious Christmas or Passover brisket recipe into fun and festive beef tostadas

Matzo Pudding, a rich fruity dish, is traditionally eaten during Passover. This delicious desert is good all year round and you don't have to be Jewish to enjoy it.

The Jewish holiday of Passover is just around the corner. Help your child understand more about this significant holiday with a few Passover activities and crafts.

Adults and children worldwide will feast, grow, and have fun across miles and generations. Even if you haven't celebrated Passover before, make this the year to begin.

During the Festival of Passover we make delicious fruit crumbles with matzo meal, potato flour, almonds and various fruits such as rhubarb, apricots, apples and raisins.