the iconic purveyor of kosher-for-Passover products, has shaken up its look, eschewing macaroon canisters for resealable bags, splashing the orange from its old logo all over its matzah boxes and ...

No Passover Seder ... too dark while baking, cover the pan loosely with foil to prevent burning. Experiment with different ...

Many observant Jews won’t use anything other than handmade shmura matzah on their seder table. Some won’t eat non-shmura anytime during Passover. The same Jews who light expensive olive oil ...

Passover, also called Pesach ... and then top it with a sheet of parchment paper. Lay your matzah to cover the pan, breaking into smaller pieces as needed to fill the whole pan.

Pesach, the holiday of freedom. But the central food item of this holiday – matzah – symbolizes slavery. Why? Because Pesach doesn’t just commemorate our freedom. It commemorates how we ...

Seder of Passover comes this year on Saturday, April 12. To introduce children who have never tasted unleavened bread before, ...

This is why the festival is called Passover. They left in such a rush that their bread did not have time to rise. This is why flat, unleavened Matzah bread is eaten at Passover. On the evening ...