How Shmurah Matzah is Made
“Shmurah matzah” – literally, “watched matzah” – refers to matzah baked from flour and water which has been carefully supervised
Matzah & More: Textual Sources & Spiritual Significance
What are the textual sources for our Passover traditions and rituals? In this video from Chabad.org (05:29), Dr. Michael Chighel
Matzah, Maror & Wine: What Do They Bring to the Table?
What’s the most important ritual food at the Passover seder? In this amusing video (03:28) from Chabad.org, animated talking matzah
What are Sephardic Matzot and How Are They Made?
When most people think of matzah, they think of the hard, cracker-like matzot eaten by Asheknazi Jews and much of
Kitniyot: The Little Things That Divide the Jewish People
What are “kitniyot” and can they be eaten on Passover? This article delves into the halachic debate regarding whether or not
The Symbolism Behind Matzah: Freedom Can’t Wait
How can the ancient traditions of Passover be applied to our modern lives? In this inspiring video (04:22), Charlie Harary from
Innovative Passover Foods that Tell the Story of the Jewish People
Chef Ido Zarmi connects to the history of the Jewish people through food. In this video (03:28), he describes how
What is “Kosher for Passover”?
When it comes to what can and cannot be eaten on Passover, there are many confusing Hebrew terms and conflicting
How Food is Prepared for Passover
Passover is not only about which symbolic foods are traditionally eaten and abstained from, but also about how the food is
The Passover Seder: What to Expect
This introductory video (03:57) explains the basics of a traditional Passover seder, including the symbolic foods and ritual items and