It wouldn't be Passover without bitter herbs, matzoh, charoset and a roasted egg. Each symbolizes some aspect of the Jews' exodus from Egypt, a journey that is celebrated in the eight-day holiday that ...

Passover, or Pesach, begins before sundown on April 12 and ends after nightfall on April 20, 2025. Like others, it’s a holiday in which food plays a central role. Of course many folks have time-tested ...

If ever there were a poster child for the spare pleasures of Passover desserts, it would be the macaroon. As previously noted, macaroons are an entirely different beast than macarons — while the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." With spring on its way, those who celebrate know that Passover is also coming up soon. While there's more ...

Passover 2024 is at the end of this month, beginning on the evening of Wednesday, April 22, 2024, through the evening of Thursday, April 30, 2024. Whether you're having (or attending) a Passover seder ...

Dessert at Passover is always a problem. You can make a nice fruit cup, of course, but then all you have is a fruit cup. Or you could make a poundcake with matzo meal, which isn’t bad but leaves you ...

If you love almond macaroons for the Passover table, but want dessert with a little more pizzazz, try this torte. Reminiscent of an Austrian linzer torte, it's almond-y and chewy like a macaroon, with ...

The frantic time, for many, begins two weeks before Passover. No other holiday on the Jewish calendar is quite so intense, and, as the first night draws near, hosts and hostesses find themselves ...

Passover is often celebrated with a Seder plate, which includes six traditional food items. North Jersey restaurants offer to-go meals, catering packages and dine-in menus this Passover. Typical ...

Macaroons are not to be confused with French almond-based sandwich cookies called macarons. Macaroons, with two Os, are chewy cookies made from shredded coconut, which is not prohibited during ...