Matzo Ball Soup and Crispy Potato Kugel for Passover
Source: New York Times
Good morning. Passover, which begins on Saturday at sunset, commemorates the escape of the enslaved Jews of Egypt to Mount Sinai. Those who observe will clear their homes of leavened foods — chametz, in Hebrew — to recall how their ancestors, in the rush of the exodus, had no time to wait for bread to rise. Unleavened matzo takes center stage at the Seder table, to accompany many, many other delicious things,…
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