Things seem to be moving in a good direction with vaccines on the horizon and so many of us already vaccinated. This Passover may be a little smaller than in the past but at least for some of us we can be together with family and friends. Keeping it smaller of course is fine for now.
As always I will start posting my Passover recipes. I may sneak in a new one if I can make it in time .
I have been posting these recipes since 2011 and I try and compile a list of all the recipes. If you’re a subscriber you can just put Passover into the search bar on my site and most of the recipes will come up. If you’re searching for a particular recipe i.e. My Favorite Macaroons that recipe will come up if you put it in the search bar. If you’re having difficulty you can always google the recipe title along with cooking with candi and it should come up this way. If you still can’t find it email me in comments with any questions or comments I would love to hear from all of you.
These are my tried and true recipes which have been in my family now for quite some time. The first night of Passover is March 27 and I will be posting some of these recipes over the next week.
Have a very Happy Holiday from our house to yours.
Here is my list of tried and true:
Passover Recipes
Homemade Chicken Soup with not so Homemade Matzoh Balls
Passover Popovers
Traditional Ashkenazi Charoset
Slow Cooked Brisket
Happy New Year Brisket-– perfect for any holiday any time of the year–perfect for any holiday any time of the year
Un- Stuffed Cabbage–Probably one of my personal favorites in place of Sweet and Sour Meatballs and also frees up the oven because this is made on stove-top
Grandma Regina’s Farfel–My Grandma Regina lives on in this recipe and is always on our Seder Table– it’s a little difficult to make but totally delicious if you get it right
Honey Roasted Chicken
Chicken Marbella
Old School Meatballs
Apricot Honey Mustard Chicken
Peach Farfel — a must just ask anyone who’s ever made it
Bree’s Slow Cooked Steaks— I sometimes make this in place of brisket– I use the slow cooker so it frees up my oven
Karyn’s Cranberry Apple Crisp for Passover--a must have for every table you can even serve it as dessert if you prefer
Judy’s Apple Matzoh Kugel for Passover
Sweet Matzoh Pudding
Spinach Souffle for Passover–so very easy and it’s a vegetarian but it is Dairy so if you’re kosher this won’t work for you
Passover Cobbler
My Favorite Macaroons— Traditional Style for Passover
Julie’s Brownies for Passover
Chocolate Bark Surprise
Marcy’s Matzoh Crunch Candy-– super delicious and easy and very addictive– a most amazing dessert for Passover
Meringue Cookies
Ellen’s Passover Apple Cake
Matzoh Brei
Enjoy it all and I am looking forward to hearing from you and if you’d like post a story on Instagram and tag me — thanks in advance
Cooking with Candi 