ChopHappy chef Jason Goldstein shares a few family favorites. Get ready for Passover with a delicious spread of Jewish favorites to nosh on during the seven-day holiday of the feast of unleavened ...

Although matzah is a symbol of our exodus from Egypt, it is, for some, a literal bread of affliction. Traditional matzah is made of flour milled from wheat, rye, barley, spelt or oats. All of these ...

here are five creative matzah recipes that go beyond the traditional soup. 1. ‘Matzo-rella’ sticks - The recipe involves whisked eggs, oil and seltzer combined with matzah meal, parmesan cheese, ...

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It happens every year: Passover ends and there’s a whole box of matzah sitting on the kitchen counter. Because of its historical and religious significance, I find it hard to simply toss matzah into ...

In our house on Passover, the matzah options include regular cardboard (standard store-bought matzah, the kind you get free once you spend a certain amount in the kosher-for-Passover aisle at ShopRite ...

The hunt for matzah stretched beyond the afikomen this year. A matzah shortage this week left many Southern California shoppers driving to multiple supermarkets in search of the unleavened bread, ...

When you’re typing on an iPhone, the autofill interface tries to guess the next word you mean to type, or finish the word you’re currently typing. This is also how it suggest emojis — type in “fire,” ...

Streit’s, the kosher food company that’s best known for its matzah, is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. And while many things have changed since the matzah bakery was first opened on ...

(JTA) — When it comes to consuming matzah, the Jews of the former Soviet Union are in a league of their own. At the top of the chart are Azerbaijan’s 8,000 Jews, who this year are expected to consume ...

(RNS) — When my family sits at the Passover Seder table this weekend, it will be the first time in many years when my wife and I will not be among the hosts. (Nor will we be in Israel, where, with all ...