and matzo brei for all the other days. Most versions of the latter are egg-and-matzo scrambles, but ours is fried and flipped like a pancake. My grandma made matzo brei constantly. It was a quick ...

One of the most widely celebrated Jewish holidays, Passover commemorates the Jewish people’s exodus from slavery in ancient ...

Matzah sits on the seder table unadorned. But what do you do with matzah after that first night? After matzah brei and matzah balls (and of course PB&J matzah sandwiches), what do you make with the ...

The fatoot, an egg and meat dish with chopped flatbread, is similar to Ashkenazi Jewish matzo brei. The menu descriptions can be a little intimidating, but the friendly staff is happy to help.

Pesach, the holiday of freedom. But the central food item of this holiday – matzah – symbolizes slavery. Why? Because Pesach doesn’t just commemorate our freedom. It commemorates how we ...

The products themselves — lokshen (noodles) and frozen matzo balls — remain true to their roots, but the updated look is irresistibly postable. It’s a move that blends tradition with modern ...

Matzah Day by Charlotte Offsay with illustrations by Jason Kirschner; New York: Holiday House; © 2025; ISBN 8760823-458257; 26 pages; $18.99. SAN DIEGO – The first ...

Why did the matzah go to therapy? Because it had too many cracks. In all seriousness, what is the significance of matzah? It plays a central role in Jewish tradition and is discussed throughout the ...

Matzo meal, a staple in Jewish cuisine especially during Passover, is simply matzo bread that has been ground into a fine powder. Beyond its traditional role in matzo ball soup, this versatile ...