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A Taste of Tradition

Pesach—Anything’s Possible!

Ahh, that smell of Pesach is in the air. Even if you’re not the “planning ahead type,” it may calm you down considerably to see and read about great Pesach recipes that are sure to please, easy to do, and affordable as well. Here’s a nice sampling that will get your creative juices flowing. And remember . . . there’s not a bit of matzah meal in any of it, which makes it great for year-round gluten-free use as well.

Excerpted with permission from the Pesach non-gebrochts, gluten-free cookbook, PESACH—Anything’s Possible!, in Jewish bookstores everywhere around the world and online. Now available as an e‑book.

Editor's note: While all of the ingredients in the Passover recipes are kosher for Passover, each community has its own customs as to what to use or not use on Passover. Please also note that any processed food must have a reliable "Kosher for Passover" certification.

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Soups
Salads
Side Dishes
Main Courses
Desserts

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Latest Comments:
Posted: Apr 1, 2010
About the book
I have this book and used it through Passover. I haven't found any recipes that contain matzo meal or kitniyot. The book has a lot of vegetarian recipes like soups, salads, side dishes or dairy. Vegetables in a lot of dishes could be peeled. The only problem that I came across is - spices. Some recipes, not a lot, call for spices that I do not use on Passover. But I will try to make them during the year. It is a great book and I'm planning to use it whole year long. I bought it at the Targum press and I'm highly recommend it.
Posted By Shira, Jerusalem, Israel

Posted: Mar 9, 2010
non-gebrokts recipes
are there many recipes that do not have
any matzo or matzo meal or cake flour
in them?
Posted By Anonymous, Chicago, Illinois

Posted: Mar 27, 2009
gluten free is not pesachdik
First, I will also ask if there are any diet friendly and vegetarian recipes.

Second, those of us on gluten free diets are not eating Passover style all year long. Many of us (especially the vegetarians) eat fair amounts of beans and nongluten containing grains, such as rice and corn. During Pesach I enjoy eating in other people's homes without worrying so much about the ingredients in the food. Only two things I cannot eat are kosher for Passover.
Posted By Sarah Masha, W Bloomfield, MI/USA
via baischabad.com

Posted: Mar 24, 2009
Is the book vegetarian and diet friendly
I am curious if this book has vegetarian and low calorie recipes. In going through my Jewish cookbooks very few have vegetarian/pescatariian friendly and reduced calorie selections. I would appreciate some input
Posted By Susan E Slesinger, Seal Beach, CA



 


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