There are six items on the traditional seder plate that are used at different times during the seder. These include: Other items you will find on or near the seder plate that also have symbolic ...

Those foods represent elements of the holiday and are placed on a special dish called the seder plate, or K’arah, which sits at the center of the table. Jewish people gather for two seder meals ...

Yes, a Seder is a meal, which means everybody gets a plate of food. But the Seder plate is a specific one just for Passover. It has special spots for each of the six foods listed above ...

The Seder plate holds six symbolic items: beitzah, charoset, chazeret, karpas, maror, and zeroa. Jews eat unleavened bread or "matzo" during the celebratory Jewish festival, according to ...

During the Passover Seder meal, the story of the Exodus is recited. In addition to the Seder plate, four glasses of wine are used to represent the four promises made by God to the Jews. “ ...

My family’s Passover dessert tradition has essentially involved opening a box of chocolate-covered matzoh and a can of macaroons, and maybe arranging them on a serving plate. That’s not ...

This week, in preparation for Passover, Rabbi Pinto offered a deeper perspective on one of the central elements of the Seder night — the breaking of the middle matzah. At the beginning of the ...