Passover is very early this year , it starts on the evening of Wednesday April 1 and lasts through Thursday April 9. Last year Passover was April 12 . I am going to post my traditional Passover recipes as it is right around the corner. It’s always a wonderful time of year to sit down with family and friends to celebrate the holiday commemorating the emancipation of Jewish People from slavery in ancient Egypt.

There are so very many traditional foods during Passover and once again I will share my recipes with you. Everyone has special food and traditions that they like to follow.

I will be posting my favorite tried and true recipes for the rest of the week. If you have any questions or thoughts please email me or DM me on Instagram or FB. My email is through my blog . I will be as helpful as possible.

Happy Holidays and Enjoy Pesach!

These are some of my go-to’s and all of my recipes are on my website @cookingwithcandi

If you have trouble you can always google the name of the recipe along with cookingwithcandi

Recipes:

Homemade Chicken Soup with not so homemade Matzoh Balls

Traditional Ashkenazi Charoset

Passover Popovers

Slow Cooked Brisket

Happy New Year Brisket

Un-stuffed cabbage which cooks on the stove-top and frees up the oven–a personal family fav

Grandma Regina’s Farfel-my grandma Regina lives on through this recipe and it is always on our Seder Table–it’s a little tricky and requires some “extra”loving but totally worth the effort

Honey Roasted Chicken

Chicken Marbella–we love this Silver Palate staple and it is almost always on our Seder Table

Old School Meatballs–another delicious fav cooked on the stovetop

Apricot Honey Mustard Chicken

Peach Farfel-an absolute must -just ask anyone who’s ever made it

Bree’s slow cooked skirt steaks– in place of brisket my steak gang loves this recipe and I use my slow cooker which frees up my oven

Judy’s Apple Matzoh Kugel for Passover

Sweet Matzoh Pudding

Spinach Souffle for Passover–so very easy and vegetarian but it contains dairy so if you’re kosher this won’t work for you

Passover Cobbler

My favorite macaroons– traditional style for Passover and always on the table for dessert

Julie’s brownies for Passover

Chocolate Bark Surprise

Matzoh Crunch Candy– super delicious and easy to make and very addictive

Meringue Cookies

Ellen’s Passover Apple Cake

Matzoh Brei for breakfast or even dinner

Enjoy! and watch for my recipes but feel free to peek ahead and check them out.