Passover, a Jewish celebration of freedom from slavery in Egypt, is celebrated in April. Jewish families will once again come together to celebrate a Seder meal. Here is what you need to know about ...

A Passover seder is intended to be an annual rite of passage, as so many religions have in some form, but the menu if almost ...

Matzah gets elevated in sweet desserts by the two runners-up in our inaugural “Matzah Madness” recipe contest.

A recipe that blends the traditional Greek phyllo pie with leftover matzah stood out from the rest of the “Matzah Madness” ...

Between waiting for dinner, listening to unfamiliar prayers, and trying their best to sit still, kids can easily get antsy.

Many Yiddish children’s stories about the Holocaust are set during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and depict children in heroic, ...

This Jewish honey cake is one that Grandma Yetta would make for the first and second seders at Passover. It’s so simple — honey, ginger, cinnamon and, surprisingly, coffee give it its depth of flavor.

A Jewish twist on a classic Italian recipe—matzo lasagna with cottage cheese, layered with rich tomato sauce, and baked to ...

Senior Rabbi David Englander explains the symbolism of the Seder meal as Father Joseph Wallace, diocesan director of ...

A short program is read by a family from the parish where the symbolic meaning of the menu items are explained.

Boulder Center for Judaism will once again host and prepare a mouth-watering multi-course feast replete with delicious wine ...

Jews will observe the Passover holiday with a ritual ceremonial meal called the “Seder.” The Passover Seder menu, such as the original biblical Passover, includes unleavened bread called “matzah” and ...