Passover is a Jewish holiday celebrating the release from slavery and Exodus from Egypt. During these eight days, Jews do not eat bread/bread products. This is reflective on when they quickly left Egypt and there wasn't enough time for their bread to rise.
Many dread Passover, because of the 8 days without many of our favorites-bagels, pizza, pasta, sandwiches...just to name a few. But, this Passover, get excited for the endless possibilities with your matzo! (Traditional unleavened bread eaten on Passover) Here are some easy, yet delicious recipes to get you started!
1. Matzo Pizza
A classic! Everyone's favorite flatbread pizza lunch! But rather than just putting marinara sauce and shredded cheese directly on matzo, crush the matzo,mix it with water and make it on the stove in a pan! Don't forget the fun toppings too (ie potato and asparagus topped pizza)! Get the recipe here!
2. Matzo S'mores
Who says Passover isn't an ideal time for campfire snacks? Try these Passover edition s'mores. Get the recipe here!
3. Matzo Farfel Granola
Need your crunchy and sweet snack fix? Add chocolate chips or raisins or both! Check it out here!
4. Matzo Shakshuka
Shakshuka is a delicious Israeli traditional tomato and egg breakfast dish. Try this Passover twist on it!
5. Ice Cream Cake
Cake? That seems like a Passover oxymoron! Check out this tasty dessert!
6. Matzo Brei Eggs Benedict
A foodie twist on the simple matzo brei you're probably used to. This takes brunch to a whole new level!
7. Matzo Apple Pecan Pie
Passover pie! Yum, I can smell it baking now!
It's time to get excited for Passover foods and with these new recipes that shouldn't be too hard! Let's get baking!
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