Passover Ideas

Celebrated with family and friends, the Seder meal is the start of the Jewish holiday of Passover. This ritual feast, which includes eating symbolic foods, takes place around a table traditionally consisting of elegant place settings with a Seder plate as the centerpiece. Our Seder table setting ideas incorporate spring color, handmade projects and kid-friendly touches to create stunning tablescapes while maintaining the formal feel required of the holiday setting.

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Passover is a Jewish holiday commemorating the exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt and their freedom from slavery. In modern times, this eight day holiday celebrates its rich history through food and tradition.

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Preparing a Passover Seder can be challenging for some, with the food rules of the holiday and the ceremonial details. For others, it's the ultimate creative cooking experience and an opportunity to establish new traditions. Celebrate Passover with a combination of both.

Try one of our gourmet recipes alongside that delicious kugel dish your mother makes every year and set a table that reflects your family's style.

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Let's face it: the Passover story can get a little long for our kids. While it's an incredible story, you can teach it to your kids in a more up-beat way. Teach your kids about the story and traditions through modern crafts that emphasize family togetherness.

You will revitalize your Pesach family traditions with crafts, activities, and contests that will have your children eager to lead the Seder instead of snoozing after they've had their required four cups of grape juice.

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Adults love the mandate of drinking four cups of wine at the Pesach Seder during Passover. But why down four glasses of cough syrup when there are an ambundance of more sophisticated palate-pleasing options that are still Kosher for Passover?

Read on to discover the world of Kosher for Passover varietals.

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Passover is a holiday to commemorate the Exodus from Egypt and the liberation of the Israelites from slavery by forgoing leavened bread; or, in other words, the ingredients that make bread particularly delicious. While we are happy to commemorate thi...

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Some hold true to traditions, others like to mix things up and add a little personality to their holiday celebrations. I'm big on tradition. It's important to know where you've come from and what those before you have achieved, in order to appreciate...

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Sing your way into Passover Brunch. Passover is a time for family traditions but there's no reason why you can't include some of your own. We love to make the holiday into a true family affair by hosting a Jazzy Passover Brunch Gourmet the Easy Way:

Have fun with these history tidbits and remember to check out more ideas on our Passover page.

Enjoy some delicious recipes and Good Pesach! 

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