Passover

It is not possible to enumerate the number of Passover websites and sources available when one just types the word “Passover” into a search engine. The following is by no means a selectively curated list, as I was unable to peruse with care each site. This is just an attempt to make your search for resources less challenging by providing this handy list below. The first twelve items provide a wide range of resources, with the remaining six devoted to recipes, general in nature, vegetarian and diabetic. I hope that you may find something useful and meaningful, and tasty, for your Seder this year.  And may your Seder be joyous.

1. Jeanette Kuven Oren is the designer of our Torah mantels as well as the special 10.27 mantel donated by the Cantors Assembly. You can find several Passover crafts here at: https://www.kuvinoren.com/passover
2. Mazon (meaning “sustenance”) has been in existence for 40 years as a “Jewish response to hunger”. You can find their Passover resources here: https://mazon.org/resources/jewish-holiday-materials/passover/
3. The Conservative movement has a wealth of Passover resources on its website: https://uscj.org/passover-resources/
4. A wide range of downloadable resources are available here: https://www.recustom.com/Holidays/Passover
5. PJ Library has many resources available for families with young children: https://pjlibrary.org/passover
6. One Table offers the following resources here: https://onetable.org/passover/
7. American Jewish World Service encourages us to put social justice front and center at our Seder with these resources: https://ajws.org/who-we-are/resources/holiday-resources/passover/
8. Jewish Together hosts the following “curated resources”: https://www.jewishtogether.org/passover-resources
9. Adamah offers much having to do with sustainability here: https://adamah.org/resource/sustainable-passover-resources/
10. HIAS provides the following resources: https://hias.org/passover/
11. Keshet continues its important work in support of the LGBTQ+ community with the following resources: https://www.keshetonline.org/passover/
12. Our own Hillel in our backyard offers the following Passover resources: https://hilleljuc.org/member-group/passover-resources/
13. Delish offers a large collection of new Passover recipes here: https://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/g4062/passover-recipes/
14. The magazine Bon Appetit offers the following Passover recipes: https://www.bonappetit.com/holidays/passover
15. Kosher.com offers new recipes here: https://www.kosher.com/recipes/passover/
16. The NY Times offers vegetarian main dishes here: https://cooking.nytimes.com/68861692-nyt-cooking/14807329-vegetarian-main-dishes-for-passover
17. Diabetic recipes can be found here: https://diabeticgourmet.com/recipes/holiday-and-special-occasions/diabetic-passover-recipes
18. Pareve Passover desserts can be found at Jamie Geller’s website: https://jamiegeller.com/holidays/passover-recipes-desserts/