What Can I Eat on Passover?
Growing up, Passover was about two things for me—the seder, and not being able to eat sandwiches on bread! I have such strong memories of
Rabbi Jeremy Markiz
Growing up, Passover was about two things for me—the seder, and not being able to eat sandwiches on bread! I have such strong memories of
It’s always daunting to kasher your own kitchen for Passover. You’re trying to live your life and cook food, you’re preparing for the holiday, and
Check out these Passover printable resources for this year! From preparation, to the seder, to even counting the Omer!
When Passover begins on Saturday night, the schedule of preparation shifts and there are additional adjustments made on Saturday night too.
If medicine is not food, why should there be any restrictions on taking it during Pesah? The question arises because although medicine is not food,
There is a powerful meaning in continuing traditions that I inherited directly from my family. Kitniyot is only a part of that story.
This essay advocates for Ashkenazi Jews to embrace kitniyot on Passover, to enhance dietary diversity and align with modern interpretations.
Hay servicios vespertinos y matutinos en Pesaj, como en todos los festivales, con algunos cambios litúrgicos.
Il y a des offices du soir et du matin à Pessah, comme pour toutes les fêtes, avec quelques changements liturgiques.
El Séder de Pesaj es, para muchos judíos, la fiesta ritual más importante del año.
Le seder de Pessah est pour de nombreux juifs, le repas rituel le plus important de l’année.
Toutes les règles habituelles de cacherout s’appliquent à Pessah, auxquelles s’ajoutent une exigence supplémentaire : l’interdiction de hamets dans une maison juive.
Todas las leyes normales de kashrut se aplican en Pesaj con un requisito adicional: la prohibición de jametz en un hogar judío.
Dipping Karpas into salt water at the Passover Seder has a mysterious history that invites us to create new dipping and meaning opportunities!
Use this guide to bring the magic of bedikat hametz to your children. It can be a fun ritual with your kids, of any age.
Through the seder, we learn the importance of hospitality and inviting all who are hungry and in need, to come celebrate Pesach.
Though the Conservative Movement has allowed eating kitniyot on Passover, many still do not. How can we incorporate kitniyot this year?
Answering key and specific questions about kashrut, kashering utensils, and food in the context of Passover.
Exploring Judaism’s 2024 (5784) Passover Reader, Not A Haggadah, includes essays to inspire a meaningful Passover.
The weird and wacky world of keeping Kosher for Passover is confusing and overwhelming, especially when you’re new to it. Start here!
This is why I think my family’s tradition of inviting a non-Jew each year to the Passover seder is important.
When is the earliest time that we can begin observing Jewish festivals, on first or second day of Yom Tov, in particular, the Passover seder?
What do we do in synagogue on Passover? What Torah readings and haftarot do we read? We outline that for you here.
What do we do in synagogue on Passover? What Torah readings and haftarot do we read? We outline that for you here.
Hosting a Zoom seder is not just putting a webcam on your seder plate. These tips will ensure your guests won’t succumb to Zoom fatigue.
The Seder is a potpourri of powerful rituals, wise rabbinic aphorisms, and opportunities to elevate the mundanities of eating into holiness.
In the early medieval period, it became customary for Ashkenazi Jews to not eat a category of foods called kitniyot. What are they?
If this is your first-time hosting a Passover Seder, here are seven tips to make it a memorable and meaningful experience!
The Passover seder is the cumulative result of untold generations of Jews telling the same story, the Exodus from Egypt.