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24 Mar, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Another trip around the sun during Covid means another year of Zoom Seders. Here are five festive Passover recipes you will want to make all the time. nyti.ms/2PmoRBu
This recipe has been passed down and adapted through generations. “When I serve these exact recipes to my own children, my hope is to pass on the love, warmth and comfort that I was given through these dishes,” the cookbook author Danielle Renov said. nyti.ms/3feG6Q2
This savory matzo brei, loaded with caramelized onions and mushrooms, is made like a frittata that you cut into wedges. While commonly eaten for breakfast during Passover, this one serves as a substantial side dish. nyti.ms/2PpZiPS
Here are more delicious recipes for your Seder table and beyond. nyti.ms/3vThKBf

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