In many homes today, wine is the star of the Passover show. And with a wide selection of award-winning kosher wines available ...

Bring a bit of food history to your holiday table with this skillet-cooked salmon with artichokes from the Matzah and Flour ...

Wine: There are four cups of wine drunk throughout the seder, with a blessing made before and after each one. What are other Passover foods eaten at the seder? For many people, the best part of ...

Having wine at Passover is obligatory because you have to have four cups of wine, so a lot of times we will just buy it and suffer through,” she said. Hosting a Passover seder often means there ...

Enjoying four cups of wine (or more!) is a big part of the seder experience, and gone are the days of Passover wine being over-sweet and low quality. There’s tons of great options available now ...

Passover is a celebration of ... Four small glasses of wine remind Jews of the four times God promised freedom to the Israelites. An extra cup of wine is placed on the table and the door is ...

This represents the first Passover sacrifice. Bitter lettuce: Known as chazeret, some type of lettuce (most often romaine) makes its way onto the seder plate. Wine: There are four cups of wine ...