For those of you who celebrate, the scenes below will look familiar. For those who don't, this is Passover...
Brisket fresh from Citarella in Manhattan, ready to cook:
Toddler eating matzoh:
Seder Plate:
Children noshing gefilte fish before the guests arrive:
And of course, what seder could be complete without guests dressed-up like plagues:
Chag Sameach Pesach!
13 comments:
I really don't know much about passover but it definitely looks like it was lots of fun!
My knowledge of Passover is extremely limited, but I must say that it appears that your family had a wonderful time!
Seems like you guys are throughly enjoying Passover. Cheers!
I've always gone to vegetarian Seders, but I don't remember celery being there. Good fiber addition! And I love the plague masks - very cool.
It really does look like you had a good time and thanks for the captions! New follower from Live and Love Out Loud :)
I'm glad you let us get a peek! The kids seem to LOVE that gefilte fish...those faces are hilarious! :)
@mutterschwester celery is often boiled potato or parsley depending on where you seder, but the biggest change for us this year was that I did decide to add the orange!
I lOVE kugel - that is one dish that needs to go mainstream.
It sounds like a nice time with the family.
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Looks like a good time with family. Thanks for sharing!
Great Passover pics!
I believe I just completed my 105th and 106th seders this week!
I remembered when I thought no one would grow up in time to take the saying of the 4 questions from me!
I am now craving kugel. :) It looks like a time that will be remembered.
ok, i see two comments pro-kugel, i think @nycsinglemom is right it's time to bring that dish mainstream!
Sounds like you had a great Passover.
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