As Jewish people around the world prepare for yet another Passover with many of us still isolated, we are faced with unique challenges and questions. How are we to prepare with limited access to communal resources? How to celebrate the Seder alone? How can those of us quarantining celebrate the Festival of Freedom with our movement restricted? Find answers to all this and more ...
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Everything You Need to Celebrate Passover at Home
12 Pro Tips for Your Second Passover In Isolation Keeping those of us still isolated in mind, we’ve prepared a list of tips for making this Passover as positive, meaningful and memorable as possible!
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How to Clean for Passover (in 10 Days or Less) There’s a saying: “Passover cleaning is not spring cleaning, dirt is not chametz, and children are not the paschal sacrifice.”
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Order Matzah Online Now Traditional shmurah matzah for your Passover table
The Rolls-Royce of matzah is the traditional handmade variety, recommended for Seder use. Order your matzah today! Spelt and whole wheat matzah available too.
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Print the Chabad.org Haggadah A standard Haggadah has all the instructions and guidance necessary to walk through the 15 steps of the Seder like a pro.
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Sell Your Chametz Online Use this online form to sell your chametz for Passover.
Any chametz left undisposed must be sold to a non-Jew. Use this online form to quickly delegate a rabbi to sell your chametz for you.
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How to Shop for Passover Not just kosher—kosher for Passover
While shopping for Passover we must be careful that the foods we buy are not only kosher, but are also kosher for Passover—that is, chametz-free . . .
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How to Kosher Your Utensils for Passover Koshering is the process by which one makes non-kosher vessels and utensils kosher. Regarding Passover, koshering refers to the process of making chametz vessels and utensils kosher for Passover...
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How to Prepare the Kitchen We pay special attention to the kitchen, because (a) that’s where most of our chametz hangs out during the year, and (b) we will be using our kitchens to prepare our Passover food . . .
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How Can I Destroy My Chametz Without Burning It? Is there an obligation to destroy chametz?
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4 Simple Charoset Recipes How to Make Passover Charoset - Smooth, Chunky, and Nut-Free
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Your Seder Cheat Sheet Feeling slightly overwhelmed with Seder prep?
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How Does a Jew Do a Seder Alone? Is the Haggadah really meant to be read this way? Maybe…
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Passover Is Coming, and (Again) I Have No Plans It’s truly been a year of relinquishing control, of planning to have no plans because every day is unknown. My children ask, “Are we having guests for Seder night?” I don't know.
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Additional Info
- Passover A to Z
- Passover Calendar
- What Is Kosher for Passover?
- Getting Rid of Chametz Step-by-Step
- Quick Seder Refresher
- Moshiach's Meal: What Is It and How To Do It At Home
- On the Last Day of Passover, Stop and Ask What You Really Want
- How to Do a Pre-Seder Zoom Gathering
- Prayers When First Days of Passover Follow Shabbat
- Prayers When First Days of Passover Begin on Shabbat
- Prayers When First Days of Passover Are Weekdays
- Prayers When the Last Days of Passover Begin on Shabbat
- Prayers for When Last Days of Pesach Are Weekdays
- Prayers for When Last Days of Pesach Are Fri. & Shabbat
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