Seder means “order” in Hebrew, and that should be the first clue that this traditional Passover meal has very special significance. Passover (Pesach in Hebrew) is an annual holiday marking the ...

What is the reason for all the dipping and reclining?” An illustrative image of a Passover Seder plate. (credit: PXHERE) That led to a discussion about the Greco-Roman roots of the Passover ...

Hosting a Passover Seder is all about making cherished memories with family and friends — but it takes a lot of prep work to get there. From adding on top of the normal spring cleaning ...

Castel wines are seen on a Passover Seder table. (credit: ELAD BRAMI) Volunteering to help prepare or serve dishes could help you distract yourself from the food and allow you to eat less.

“I didn’t grow up very religious, but we always had Passover Seder,” Shebroe, 72, said. “It’s one of the few times where Jewish family can get together and celebrate being Jewish.

Therefore the disciples, who were from Galilee, would have been accustomed to a Passover Seder without lamb. Judas left during the meal. Jesus and the remaining disciples adjourned to the Garden ...

Passover is a Jewish holiday celebrating the Hebrews’ freedom from slavery in Egypt. It begins with a special meal called a Seder, a joyful celebration that includes symbolic elements ...

In addition to traditional Passover packages, this year the organization donated 650 ready-to-eat Seder meals to the county’s most vulnerable individuals, including seniors and Holocaust survivors.