Bitter herbs: These are placed on the seder plate to represent the bitterness the Jews felt while in slavery. In many Jewish households, horseradish is used as the bitter herb in question.

Collard greens stand in for bitter herbs on Twitty's Seder plate. Image: Brent Hofacker/iStockPhoto The horseradish, with its nose-opening bite, is another reminder of slavery's sting.

Two bitter herbs—maror and hazeret—are used on the Seder plate to represent the bitterness of slavery. Many people use horseradish to represent maror and romaine lettuce for hazeret, according ...

The Seder plate usually has a hardboiled egg (beitzah), a shank bone (zeroa), bitter herbs (maror), vegetables (karpas), a sweet fruit paste (charoset), and a different bitter herb (chazaret).

That's just one of the six items on the seder plate—the others are parsley, horseradish, another bitter herb (like romaine lettuce), shank bone, and an egg.

The Passover seder plate includes foods symbolic of the Hebrew people's escape from slavery in Egypt, as told in the biblical book of Exodus. Some people use additional items, like oranges, to ...

There are six slots for items on a seder plate - a shank bone, an egg, bitter herbs (called maror), a green vegetable, an additional bitter herb (called hazaret), and an apple, honey, and wine ...

Koenig’s own seder plate skews fairly traditional. “But we use our discussions during the seder itself to tie Passover’s ancient themes to contemporary issues,” she says.

These Seder plates will make your Passover table shine The Seder is a Passover ritual that each spring recalls the exodus of enslaved Hebrews from Egypt. Seder plates traditionally hold six items s… ...

Every Passover, Jews gather around the Seder plate, referencing items like bitter herbs to tell the ancient story of the Israelites' liberation from slavery in Egypt.

Collard greens stand in for bitter herbs on Twitty's Seder plate. Image: Brent Hofacker/iStockPhoto Passover honors the story of all people who seek the simple freedom to live their potential.