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Haroset from Italy
An Italian recipe for the "mortar" of the seder plate.
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Turkish Haroset
Haroset, Turkish style.
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Sweet and Sour Cabbage
Cooked cabbage in a sweet and sour sauce with ground caraway. Inexpensive to make and filling. Traditional fare from Eastern Europe.
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Lamb Kebabs
Although lamb isn't the most common meat found in Jewish American kitchens, it is still very popular in many Sephardic kitchens, particularly during Passover, and in the springtime.
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Israeli Salad
This salad is rustic and gorgeous. Bright, colorful, refreshing and full of flavor.
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Cauliflower Soup
Perfect to eat over Passover or a cold winter night.
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Parsnip & Carrot Curried Chips
A tasty sidedish that is 100% kosher for Passover.
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Quinoa
An old grain from the New World.
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Chocolate Espresso Cookies
An unusual dessert for your seder.
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Chrein (Horseradish)
Enjoying a pungent Russian tradition.
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