Despite Passover’s bad rep on the recipe front, I’ve found some real keepers over these past few years. Seriously, my mouth waters thinking about this Matzah Toffee!
Since Passover coincides with tax day this year, I volunteered to help with dinner prep. It helps that Passover is a Monday so I have more than enough time to cook and bake. Don’t get me wrong…I’m not making the soup (that’s my dad’s job), or the brisket either, but I thought I could find some fun new sides and desserts. I turned to Pinterest for help…
Apps
Apple Cinnamon Charoset with Candied Walnuts
Mains
Slow Cooker Brisket with Potatoes and Carrots
Sides
Caramelized Onion Sriracha Potato Kugel Casserole
Roasted Mushroom Quinoa Risotto
Dessert
Fudgy Chocolate Walnut cookies
Mom’s Chocolate Chip Merengues
For after your Seder, to survive the week…
Dark Chocolate Coconut Banana Matzah Brei
Roasted Strawberry Almond Flour Muffins
Skillet Matzo Brei with Cinnamon Apples and Raisins
What’s on your Passover Menu?
Here are a just few more of my favorite Passover recipes!
Luv What You Do 
Thanks so much for sharing my Skinny Passover Magic Bars. Your collections looks great!
Thank you for the inspiration!!!
Sorry not Jewish. I did make the green curry chicken absolutely awesome!!
Thanks so much for another keeper. I did double the cayenne ( we like things hot).
So does the BOY!
I’m glad you liked the curry. It just might be my new favorite recipe : )
I’m not Jewish but some of these recipes look delicious!
I figured they could please all Jews and non Jews alike : )
can you make them ALL today?!!!!! WOW, these are inventive and fun… I think sometimes it is better to be non Jewish, you don’t HAVE to eat Matzhah, you just do!!! Hugs all around!
So happy to share everything this week!
YUM I don’t celebrate but I can definitely get on board with all this deliciousness!
I figured that would be the consensus! Hope you find something yummy to make!
I am not jewish but all the recipes sound so good AND healthy!!
I figured that would be a bonus for everyone!!!