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Kids in the Kitchen
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Ask your grown up assistant to show you how to use the peeler safely! Peel the three apples.
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Grate the apples into a bowl.
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Using the nut-cracker, crack the shells, and take out the nut.
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Place the shelled walnuts in the nut grinder, turn the handle and grind.
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Mix the walnuts into the grated apples.
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Measure out four tablespoons of sweet, red Passover wine, and add it to the mixture.
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Using your wooden mixing spoon, mix ingredients together till it’s a nice thick paste.
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Place the Charoset mixture in the fridge to chill.
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Make sure to take out before the Seder and place it in the right spot on your Seder plate before Passover begins.

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Latest Comments:
im not jewish but this recipe helped me lots for my school project on jewish life ...... thank you very much!!
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that was very interesting
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that was a very nice way for your kids to help
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i always wanted to know how my mom would make charoses and now i know too.
thank you
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You can find several suggested cookbooks for children at: judaism.com/search.asp?type=jdckids&type=ccook&sctn=532&cdo=chabad.org
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dont you put pears in charoses too?
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I m looking for a book exacltly like this. Holiday recipes for kids with pictures for every step, materials, ingredients. Can you recommend one?
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In my humble opinion, the wine needs to be replaced by grape juice! Wine is not for kids! The Charoset comes out deliciously, too!
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dont worry racheli i have the same problems with cooking but this great excellent that they have such a cute thing of kids in the kitchen
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i love to make all of these recipes sometimes i tell my daughter to make these recipe thanx for helping me out on all my cooking problems
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