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Matzah, seasoned
Gefilte fish, smoked whitefish with lemon-horseradish sauce
Matzah ball soup, classic
Matzah ball soup, with asparagus and shiitakes
Salmon sushi (served with chipotle marinade for ceviche, beet salsa and cucumber yogurt sauce)
Brisket, easy onion-braised
Chicken in honey-mustard marinade
Chicken, lemon-fried, with tart salad topping
Kugel, Morrocan-flavored carrot
Lamb, roast (for Easter--not kosher for Passover)
Latkes, matzah meal and cottage cheese
Macaroni and cheese, Passover-style
Mojo, a Puerto Rican garlicky sauce
Plantains, in red wine
Rice, basic Middle Eastern*
Rolls, Passover (Abrams)
Rolls, Passover (Korman)
Cake (Hungarian chocolate walnut torte)
Cake, Fanny's flourless chocolate
Compote, strawberry-orange, with stuffed dates
Cookies, cinnamon balls
Cookies, coconut
Cookies, flourless pistachio
Flan, orange
Granola, Passover
Granola, Matzah
Macaroon crumble, mango and sour cherry
Macaroons, toasted almond-coconut
Mandelbread (cookies)
Matzah pancakes (gremchelich)
Pears, stuffed and poached, with chocolate sauce and vanilla sabayon
Sugar, Passover confectioners'
*Ashkenazi Jews, who comprise the majority of Jews in the U.S., do not consider rice kosher for Passover. Sephardic Jews do consider rice kosher for Passover.
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