What is matzo? Here's everything you need to know about this humble, unleavened bread, which is most often served on the ...

The Passover Seder (feast) is a ritualized ceremony of many elements, including a Seder plate (a ceremonial platter filled with symbolic food) and four glasses of wine. Before, during and after the ...

We take a break from the usual to talk about something we can all rally around. Chocolate! In fact, I’m nibbling on a chocolate bar as I write this. As do many people around the world.

PJ Our Way eligible youth (8.5 through 12-year-olds) and their grown-ups are invited for a pre-Passover Chocolate Seder to get ready for Passover, and PJ Library families are invited to the J for ...

If you're a chocolate enthusiast, this list is for you. Lisa Cericola has been on staff at Southern Living since 2015. As Deputy Editor, Lisa manages the food and travel departments and edits those ...

Greens: The greens on the seder plate represent the hopefulness of springtime ... coconut-based cookies that come in flavors such as chocolate, chocolate chip, chocolate-dipped, coconut and ...

(JTA) — Rabbi Adam Schaffer, who’s been leading chocolate seders since he edited a chocolate seder haggadah in 1996, acknowledges that “people often do feel ill” from all the chocolate.

This spring, chocolate and coffee beans will show up on some seder plates as part of a campaign by Fair Trade Judaica to highlight Jewish concern for forced child labor in those industries.