Here's a list of dinners you CAN have during Pesach! * Good old-fashioned steak and potatoes * Beef stew (without beans or barley if you normally use those; use potato starch for thickening) * Pot roast (use potato starch for thickening) * Meatballs...

Kashering For Passover One of the many preparations one must make for Pesach is kashering, a process to prepare chametz vessels for Pesach use. (Although most people only kasher their utensils in preparation for Pesach, the following directions apply...

Perfect Matzah Balls 2 eggs slightly beaten 2 tablespoons oil or chicken fat 2 tablespoons soup stock or water 1/2 cup matzah meal 1 teaspoon salt Beat eggs slightly with fork. Add other ingredients, except matzah meal, and mix. Add matzah meal...

Pesach foods generally require special Kosher-for-Passover certification. Regular kashrut certification is not sufficient for Pesach, and many foods that are perfectly kosher year-round are not kosher for Pesach. Look for a "P" (not the word "pareve"!)...

Once you've selected your passover destination, the next step is to choose your hotel. If you are particular about your hotel, you may need to pick your hotel before your destination or you might end up switching locations a couple of times. Play...