Passover Seder Menu
I had the pleasure of cooking and hosting a Passover seder with Ralphs supermarket here in California and it was such a wonderful experience. From shopping in Ralphs Kosher for Passover section, to meeting fellow local bloggers and hosting the event in the incredible space that is Light Lab, it was an experience I was honored to be a part of.
Ralphs has an amazing selection of Kosher for Passover items to help you create the ultimate holiday menu. I was really excited to partner with them and give everyone a taste of Passover and how delicious it can be with a few of my favorite gluten free dishes.
The menu started off with a warm salad of roasted sweet potatoes, fresh mushrooms, spinach leaves, diced cooked beets and crispy terra chips as an optional topping that no one opted out of! My mom’s classic sweet candied carrots had to be on the table since they are both delicious and a sign for a sweet year. My gefilta fish tacos made the menu by swapping out tortillas for matzo crackers! Next up was chicken pot pie with matzo ball crust and crispy potato kugel cupcakes with candied KOSHER beef bacon on top. Dessert featured chocolate fudge brownies and chocolate macaroon bark dusted with coconut powder and slivered almonds.
The most rewarding part of being a blogger is hands down having these opportunities to connect with people through food. I love sharing childhood memories of baking with my mom and cooking for the holidays because not only do I get to relive them, but I have the power to share those moments with whoever I am talking to and they can walk away feeling more connected to me and my story. We all have a story. Food just helps us tell it better.
What is your favorite food memory? Let me know below!
Passover Seder Menu
Gefilta Fish Tacos (swap tortillas for matzo crackers)
Chicken Pot Pie with Matzo Ball Crust
Potato Kugel Cupcakes with Candied Beef Bacon
25 thoughts on “Passover Seder Menu”
Egg noodles!! Love them:)
Same! I love them in soup AND with meatballs. So yum!
Drinking ice blendeds on the beach!
Ok that would most definitely be my fav memory if I had that on Pesach!
Wow ur recipes look insane! I can’t wait to try them for Passover! My favorite memory of the holiday is my whole family in the kitchen together preparing the seder plate. Last year, we had 4 generations together!
Thank you! Gotta have good grub EVEN on Passover! Also, that’s really special and so nice to pass it on from generation to generation.
Cooking with grandmas for sure!!
Setting up the sedernplates or Rosh Hashanah foods. But also, fighting over the shank bone. We all love lamb.
We fought over brownies ;)
One memory of Passover I have is showing up at my grandmothers house the day before . She was sitting at the table despairing that the next night is the Seder and nothing was happening !!! We all hustled down to the basement, took a job, and within minutes the entire pesach was being cooked up together – she was so happy and we were all too!!!
So special Chana! Love that you were all there for her! I used to visit my bubby and zaidy in Monsey for Shabbat and those are still some of my most cherished memories.
My favorite memory is making charoset with my children .. We had purchased walnuts in the shell for some strange reason . I didn’t have a nut cracker to open the shells so we had to figure out inventive ways in order to open the walnuts.
OMG that’s one way to bond with the fam ;)
Have a wonderful Pesach !! Make great memories with your family
Thank you Rachel! Same to you and your loved ones! xx Nina
My favorite part was the four questions because I actually loved being the center of attention :)
Eti that’s funny because it was my LEAST fav! I am actually really shy and terrified of public speaking so standing in front of everyone at the seder was my actual nightmare ;)
Also singing Dayenu!!!
My fav memory was right before bumping into you in la ! I had to stop by and meet u ! It was like meeting a celeberuth !
But I’m peasch hands down the chocolate
Alinor was so nice meeting you! And yessss chocolate all the way!
My favorite food memory is my first time making chocolate chip cookies with my aunt! Haven’t stopped baking since!
Sweetest memory Avital! Love baking with my kiddies and creating memories for them to have as they get older. I love how food can create memories to last a lifetime!
Chewy maranges are so good I know they’re not supposed to be chewy but when they’re chewy I can’t resist! I can probably stomach one of them before I get a little sick of them lol. Also candied almonds
Rivkah candied almonds are one of my favs!
It just wouldn’t be Passover without Nina’s ideas and recipes.
Happy Passover.
Heidi I am so happy you enjoy my recipes! I love being able to share them with you on the blog. Happy holiday! xx Nina