Celebrate Passover with Crafts and Food

By Sara Dahan and the editors of Parents Magazine
April 03, 2011
Searching for new recipes that are kosher for Passover? Try these while you teach your kids the story of the holiday with a few cute crafts!
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Dill-Flavored Matzah Ball Soup

This delicious soup is comfort food at its best. Homemade matzah balls paired with the fresh flavor of dill make for a winning combination.

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Passover Mandel Bread

Credit: Dasha Wright

This twice-baked treat is perfect dipped in your morning coffee. The classic flavors of cinnamon and sugar get a sweet boost with yummy chocolate chips.

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Roasted Asparagus with Garlic

Credit: Tina Rupp

Roasted asparagus is the perfect side for your family's seder. Fresh lemon provides a tangy bite.

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Chocolate Break-Up

Credit: James Baigrie

For a sweet snack this Passover, try this recipe for Chocolate Break-Up. Chocolate and nuts dress up traditional matzoh for a fun and festive delight.

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Passover Sponge Cake

Credit: Dasha Wright

The absence of leavening agents makes this sponge cake the ideal dessert for Passover. Orange juice adds a light citrus element.

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Passover Pompom Critters

Credit: Courtesy of Creative Jewish Mom

Kids might actually fall in love with these pompom critters that represent the 10 plagues.

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Parting of the Red Sea Diorama

Credit: Courtesy of Creative Jewish Mom

Create these clever characters out of corks and bottle caps.

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Button Cup

Credit: Courtesy of Creative Jewish Mom

Make a special cup for Elijah by attaching mosaic beads to a wine glass.

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Get Crafty!

Credit: Courtesy of Creative Jewish Mom

Check out this awesome book of Jewish crafts to find more Passover ideas!

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