Chocolate-covered caramel matzo, also known as Matzoh Buttercrunch, has become a popular Passover dessert. Credit: AP/Cheyenne Cohen By The Associated Press Updated April 16, 2024 ...

Chocolate matzoh clusters are an easy way to sweeten Passover. These bite-size chocolate mounds require barely any cooking and will end the meal with a flourish. April 2, 2025. 2 min ...

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Of all the items on the Passover menu, desserts stand out as being different from what we eat the rest of the year. This is part of their charm.

You might even have all the ingredients on hand already: butter, chocolate chips, cocoa powder, sugar, eggs, vanilla. This cake would be wonderful for Passover, but it’s a solid closer for any meal.

Passover Desserts: Frozen Chocolate-Covered Banana Bites. Bite-size desserts are easy to serve and enjoy after a heavy meal — and these frozen chocolate-covered banana bites certainly fit the bill.

These Passover dessert recipes include almond cake, a berry crisp with matzo streusel, Brazilian coconut egg custards, flourless chocolate cake, haroset, and more.

There is a similar, non-Passover, chocolate- and toffee-covered cracker dessert, usually made with saltines or soda crackers. There are also versions made with graham crackers.

Add the chocolate and let it melt, stirring frequently, about 1 minute, then remove the bowl from the heat. (Alternatively, melt the chocolate in the microwave on HIGH in 20- to 30-second bursts ...

There’s only one non-negotiable, must-have Passover dessert recipe chocolate-covered caramel matzo. Or as it’s more commonly known, Matzoh Buttercrunch.

This photo shows chocolate toffee covered matzoh. Chocolate-covered caramel matzo, also known as Matzoh Buttercrunch, has become a popular Passover dessert. (Cheyenne Cohen via AP ...