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5 great recipes to help you prepare a tasty meal

Passover recipes to make for your family

Passover is coming soon. We did the work for you and found some great recipes on Pinterest to help you celebrate this important holiday. Your family is sure to love these tasty dishes.

Fluffy potato kugel from The Kitchn

Kugel is, at its essence, a baked casserole. Basically, potato kugel is potatoes, onions, and eggs at their very best. This recipe is easy to make and will delight your family.

Passover charoset recipes vary widely, but they all tend to include apples, nuts, and a splash of something sweet to tie it all together. Top your Matzo with this tasty treats and your family will thank you.

You won't want to "pass over" these blintzes. Blintz pancakes made with matzo meal are stuffed with a creamy cottage cheese filling. Absolutely sublime when served with some good jam or preserves.

Layers of apples are baked with matzo meal and finished with a crunchy nutty and spice topping that create a moist apple cake which will become one of your family's favorite Passover dessert recipes.


Achieve that rarest of feats—Jewish-style brisket that's both moist and tender with this easy recipe. It will have everyone coming back for more.

Click here for tons more recipes on our Pinterest Passover page.


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