Passover 2014 Recipe Roundup

Pesach starts on Monday! We’ve rounded up some of our favorite recipes from our blog, along with dishes from our fellow kosher bloggers and around the web that we can’t wait to try this Passover!

What’s cooking in your kosher for Passover kitchen?

Meat:

Amerikaner Yapchik from Food, Words, Photos

Lamb and Sweet Potato Lancashire Hotpot from Kitchen Tested (and This American Bite)

Lamb Shanks with White Wine and Rosemary from Ronnie Fein

French Fried Chicken Nuggets from Busy in Brooklyn

Dairy:

Cheesy Stuffed Peppers from Busy in Brooklyn

Cream Cheese Spreads

Pareve:

Sephardic Haroset

Cauliflower Cutlets from Confident Cook, Hesitant Baker

Spinach and Potato Nest Bites from May I Have That Recipe

Cilantro-Lime Cauliflower “Cous-Cous” from Jew Hungry (if you have a KforP food processor)

Cola-Glazed Salmon

Breakfast:

Whole Wheat Pancakes

Maple Pecan Muffins from Couldn’t be Pareve

Caramelized Banana Pancakes from AliBabka

Dessert:

Caramel Pudding

Chocolate Walnut Cookies

Chocolate Chip Cookies from Lil’ Miss Cakes

Lemon Meringue Pie

Cinnamon Raisin Mandelbrodt from Kitchen Tested

Peppered Strawberries with Orange-Scented Zabaglione from Ronnie Fein

Cream Cheese Truffles

Marshmallow Nut Log

Flourless Chocolate Cake

What’s your favorite kosher for Passover meal? Dessert? Let us know.

Chag Kasher VeSameach!

Passover roundups, previously: 2011, 2010

Osem Whole Wheat Matzah Meal + Passover Pancakes

Matzah meal is definitely a staple in our household. We love matzah ball soup, and you need matzah meal to make those fluffy matzah balls all year ’round! We always try to make the healthiest meals possible for our families, so we were very happy to discover that Osem sells whole wheat matzah meal. They sent us a sample, and we just love it!

kosher for passover whole wheat pancakes {the kosher foodies}

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Temp Tee Passover Desserts: Cream Cheese Truffles and Chocolate Cake with Cream Cheese and Whipped Cream Frosting

temp tee truffles for passover

It’s hard to believe that it’s already time to get ready for Pesach, but Purim has passed and Passover really is right around the corner. This year, we’re preparing with this easy, no-bake dessert that requires no special equipment (because maybe you only have KforP bowls and forks!).

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