Favorite Passover Recipes
It just wouldn't be Passover without Matzo Ball Soup, Matzo Brei or Passover Rolls. Enjoy these kosher for Passover recipes for our favorite Passover dishes.
Passover Noodles (Parve, Passover)
If you have a pre-teen in the house, this is a great recipe to let them prepare for the Passover Seder. My teen puts on the music and stands for hours happily making kosher for Passover blintzes which we later cut into strips for these noodles.
If you have a pre-teen in the house, this is a great recipe to let them prepare for the Passover Seder. My teen puts on the music and stands for hours happily making kosher for Passover blintzes which we later cut into strips for these noodles.
Passover Rolls (Parve, Passover)
Not a fan of matzo? These Passover Rolls are the perfect replacement. Children especially prefer the soft texture of these rolls over that of hard matzot. Throughout the holiday week, fill these rolls with tuna, jelly, cheese, hot dogs, or sandwich meat to make a satisfying Pesach sandwich.
Not a fan of matzo? These Passover Rolls are the perfect replacement. Children especially prefer the soft texture of these rolls over that of hard matzot. Throughout the holiday week, fill these rolls with tuna, jelly, cheese, hot dogs, or sandwich meat to make a satisfying Pesach sandwich.
Simple Matzo Brei (Parve, Passover)
Matzo brei is so easy-to-make and tasty that it has become a Passover staple. My kids love matzo brei so much that they ask for it all year round. While there are fancy matzo brei recipes with vegetables and spices, my kids prefer to make and eat this simple matzo brei recipe.
Matzo brei is so easy-to-make and tasty that it has become a Passover staple. My kids love matzo brei so much that they ask for it all year round. While there are fancy matzo brei recipes with vegetables and spices, my kids prefer to make and eat this simple matzo brei recipe.
Matzo Brei (Parve, Passover)
Matzo brei is so easy-to-make and tasty that it has become a Passover staple. My kids love matzo brei so much that they ask for it all year round.
Matzo brei is so easy-to-make and tasty that it has become a Passover staple. My kids love matzo brei so much that they ask for it all year round.
Matzo Farfel (Parve, Passover)
Looking for a starchy side dish your kids will like to eat for dinner during the week of Passover? Serve this Matzo Farfel with meat and a green vegetable for a satiating Passover meal.
Looking for a starchy side dish your kids will like to eat for dinner during the week of Passover? Serve this Matzo Farfel with meat and a green vegetable for a satiating Passover meal.
About.com Cooking for Kids: Chocolate Matzoh (Parve)
Stephanie Gallagher, About.com Guide to Cooking with Kids, writes "This recipe for chocolate covered matzoh is easy enough for kids to make (provided you help with handling the hot caramel sauce and the oven). A sprinkling of kosher salt gives this chocolate matzo recipe that delightfully appealing sweet-and-salty taste."
Stephanie Gallagher, About.com Guide to Cooking with Kids, writes "This recipe for chocolate covered matzoh is easy enough for kids to make (provided you help with handling the hot caramel sauce and the oven). A sprinkling of kosher salt gives this chocolate matzo recipe that delightfully appealing sweet-and-salty taste."
About.com Cooking with Kids: Matzo Brei
Stephanie Gallagher, About.com Guide to Cooking with Kids, writes "Matzoh brei is our standard breakfast during Passover. Fortunately, this is such an easy Passover recipe, I can make it even on busy weekday mornings."
Stephanie Gallagher, About.com Guide to Cooking with Kids, writes "Matzoh brei is our standard breakfast during Passover. Fortunately, this is such an easy Passover recipe, I can make it even on busy weekday mornings."
About.com Cooking with Kids: Passover Muffins
Stephanie Gallagher, About.com Guide to Cooking with Kids, writes "These Passover muffins make an excellent breakfast, snack or accompaniment to lunch or dinner. Use fresh or frozen raspberries, blueberries or blackberries for this Passover recipe."
Stephanie Gallagher, About.com Guide to Cooking with Kids, writes "These Passover muffins make an excellent breakfast, snack or accompaniment to lunch or dinner. Use fresh or frozen raspberries, blueberries or blackberries for this Passover recipe."