All My Good Food For Passover

Finally all my food for Passover in one spot! Every Passover I make family favorites and every year I also make new recipes that often  become favorites. Honey matzoh brittle is a new recipe!  From chopped liver and matzo ball soup to brisket and chicken and lots of desserts, check out all my food for Passover!

I love cooking food for Passover.

Maybe it’s the change in seasons or just the fact that everyone may be coming home…whatever the case, I love the sense of peace and order when getting ready for Passover.

This year I tried a quick new snack that reminds me a lot of honey covered granola, only better.

No oats-only matzo farfel-which is really just a fancy name for crumbled matzoh. Feel free to crumble your own matzoh or if you don’t celebrate Passover and have no boxes of matzo on hand, crumbled saltines would most likely taste great, too.

Now that I’ve made this I see a myriad of possibilities for this matzo granola snack.

Embellishing this with dried fruits, salted peanuts, a chocolate drizzle, extra salt, and who knows what, but those ideas for Passover snacks will have to wait for a later date.

This quick microwave recipe is one I found in the back of the Hot Bread Kitchen cookbook.

I think you’ll like it, even if you don’t keep Passover.

It makes the perfect snack for those drives to Grandma’s when the kids are  hungry and you know dinner will awhile in coming.

It made the perfect snack for Manservant who loves the honey taste.

It could become quite addicting but I hid it in the recesses of my just cleaned pantry. Hope I can find it again when everyone-well, almost everyone- arrives on Friday.

Check it out and check out some of my other foods for Passover that I conveniently listed in one spot.

After all Seder means order and finding recipes each year is always a challenge!

Need some good Passover meals? These recipes have been tested over the years and are requested over and over again.

Searching for recipes for Passover is fun for me, but this list can make it easy for you.

And if you don’t see something you like, just let me know. I aim to please.

Food for Passover is my middle name!

And if you need desserts for Passover, I have you covered here too. After all, it isn’t Passover if you don’t get to dessert.

Create your own menu but if you need some ideas, here is a Passover menu that I created in 2015 and one in 2016.

Whatever you do, don’t make it hard on yourself. Need a schedule? Check this post out.

So let’s get started, shall we?

Food For Passover

Chopped Liver

Sephardic Charoset

Beet Pickled Eggs

Chicken Marbella

Roast Chicken with Saffron and Hazelnuts

Honey Glazed Chicken with Lemon and Olives

Za’atar Roast Chicken with Lemon and Red Onions

My Mother’s Brisket, But Not Really

Roasted Salmon with Fennel

Olive Oil Baked Fish with Raisins and Pine Nuts

Matzoh Grilled Cheese with Basil

 

Matzo Ball Soup

Matzo Egg Drop Soup

Roasted Carrot, Sweet Potato, Fig Tzimmes

Onion and Garlic Potato Kugel in Duck Fat

Onion Crusted Potato Kugel Casserole

Zucchini Passover Noodle Kugel

Dessert Food For Passover

Macaroons  1

Macaroons 2

Matzo Hello Dolly Bars

Almond Butter Tahini Cookies

Rosewater Meringues

Ilse’s Passover Mocha Nut Cake

Easy Raspberry Meringue Cake with Dark Chocolate Ganache

Flourless, Gluten Free Passover Fudge Cake

Passover Apple Cake with Matzo Streusel and Caramel Sauce

Cinnamon Hazelnut Pavlova

Chocolate Raspberry Torte

Salted Butterscotch Chocolate Tart in a Coconut Crust

Marshmallows and Matzoh S’mores

Dark Chocolate Covered Orange Peels

Matzoh Toffee or Fool’s Toffee

Matzo Mina Chicken Cardamom Pie

Passover Mac and Cheese with Matzo

Overnight Matzo Brei with Caramel Apples

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