Cooking My First Passover Seder
Growing up Catholic in the South, Heather didn’t have much exposure to Passover. But as someone who loves to cook, hosting the seder with her fiancé was a natural choice.
Following the Crumbs of Family History
Congressman Jared Polis traces his family’s history through recipes passed down from his great-grandmother, grandmother and mother and recorded in community cookbooks and even encased in plastic in a Rolodex.
The Queen-oa of Passover (and All Year)
Packed with protein and nutrients—not to mention flavor and texture!—quinoa, the Andean “superfood” can be prepared in so many different ways for Passover and all year long.
A Salad That Packs a Punch
A boozy orange salad inspired by a Sicilian salad puts a lot of symbolism on the table, with the orange that represents feminism and Israel, olive oil for peace and wine for, well, Passover.
Passover, Done the Israeli Way
Last week, Sixth & I hosted the first in a three-part series on modern Israeli cooking taught by local caterer and writer Vered Guttman. The focus: Sephardic and Israeli Passover cooking.
Mad About Macaro(o)ns
What’s Passover without mounds of coconut macaroons or their almond cousins? Annabel clears up confusion about the different types and takes us on a tour of the bakeries around town offering them.
Pass Over the Cooking to Someone Else
Don’t have time to cook or space to host? That doesn’t mean you have to pass over Passover! All around town there are plenty of restaurants putting together special meals.
A Toast to Grain-Free Breads for Passover
When it comes to Passover, your Paleo and gluten-free friends might be onto something… Judith rounded up a variety of grain-free breads that spice things up for Passover and all year round.
Forsake the Flour, Not the Cake
Lots of people dread Passover, but for those of us who don’t eat gluten, the holiday is an exciting time to stock up on recipes and let our year-round favorites enjoy the spotlight.
What’s a Jewish Holiday Without Brisket?
For most of their marriage, Sherry and her husband enjoyed a meat-heavy diet. But when he had a health scare, out went the meat and in came the vegetables and fish, including on holidays.
