Seder

Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, is one of the most important holidays in the Jewish calendar and is celebrated with a traditional seder feast on the first and sometimes second nights of Passover. Designed to carry the six traditional foods that inform the ritual, storytelling, and reflection of the Passover tradition, a seder plate can serve as a vessel for feelings of devotion, community, and gratitude, whether its an ornate artisan-made heirloom, ceramic stalwart, or humble paper plate. Check out some of the best seder plates available for Passover.

Keep Passover simple. Our mouthwatering selection of savory and sweet recipes (all free of chametz, or leavened foods, of course) can all be prepped ahead for your smoothest seder yet.