Courtesy of Jamie Gellar
Need some inspiration for your Passover menu? We’ve rounded up a few recipes from some of our favorites. Below, find traditional dishes (brisket, matzo ball soup) and some new twists on classic flavors (vegetarian matzo lasagna…and Manischewitz Jello Shots?!).
Main
Jewish Style Braised Brisket from Serious Eats
Slow Roast Lamb with Harissa and Apricots from Ron and Leetal Arazi/Bon Appetit
Vegetarian Matzo Lasagna from Abbey’s Kitchen
Sides
Passover Potato Kugel from Tori Avey
Tzimmes from Martha Stewart
Matzo Ball Soup from Cat Cora
Dessert
Gluten Free Flourless Chocolate Cayenne Cake from Jew Wanna Eat
Coconut Macaroons from Jamie Geller
Cocktails
Maror from The Sipping Sedar
Manischewitz Red Wine Jello Shots from Jew Wanna Eat
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I love all the different colors in this dish, hence the name rainbow chili, and that it incorporates sweet potatoes without being overpoweringly sweet like some sweet potato chili recipes I’ve had. I also love that it’s so easy to get creative with and add any vegetables you like or have on hand and need to use. Plus it means I can make it a few weeks in a row and adjust it enough that it tastes unique each week.
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