Sunday, May 19, 2013 Sivan 10, 5773
A guide to Passover substitutions that's been compiled by food writer Eileen Goltz.
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Rivka Tal, JE Feature
Here are some variations on a beloved Pesach staple.
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Linda Morel, JE Feature
At Passover, this cook serves 12 different kinds of charoset, mostly from countries in the Sephardi world.
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By:
Deborah Prinz, JTA
Chocolate has stirred up the Passover rituals by adding surprise and sweetness.
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Passover baking is the greatest annual challenge in the Jewish kitchen because dessert recipes can't use flour, yeast, soy milk, or even pure vanilla. And shifting from flour to matzah meal and potato starch is not intuitive, even for experienced bakers.
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