Passover

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I receive many requests for Ashkenazi-friendly Passover recipes. I have compiled the following list, which has proven useful in recent years. 

Mains

  • Vegan Shepherd's Pie (recipe here). This is absolutely delicious and very satisfying. 
  • Quinoa pilaf 1: tri-color quinoa cooked with dried or fresh mushrooms, crushed walnuts, and dried cranberries, olive oil, seasoned with seasonings like thyme, and mixed with oven-roasted chopped zucchini and carrots and summer squash. Very easy -- just cook the quinoa while you roast some finely chopped veggies in the oven. Then mix it all.
  • Quinoa pilaf 2: white quinoa cooked and tossed with fresh mango cubes, lime, cashews, and shredded coconut and anything else to give it a 'tropical' twist including avocado, sliced almonds, jicama, pineapple, cilantro, etc. Just cook the quinoa and toss with the other ingredients and put in fridge.
  • Roasted bell peppers stuffed with quinoa pilaf 1 (above) or just seasoned tricolor or regular quinoa.
  • Raw foods recipes, including raw lasagna with cashew cheese and sundried tomato sauce with zucchini noodles, for instance:

    • Lasanga (recipe here). Leave out the nutritional yeast. There are many raw lasagna recipes online including simpler ones; I haven't made this particular recipe, but ones like it.

    • Carrot and zucchini 'pasta' with avocado and cucumber sauce (recipe here).

    • I like to look at raw food blogs and restaurant menus for inspiration.

  • Passover nutloaf (recipe here)

Sides

Desserts 

    • Chocolate covered matzo (pareve with egg-free matzo)

    • Chocolate covered almonds (my favorite!)

    With Gebrokts

    Matzo granola (I eat a lot of this each year, using maple syrup instead of honey, assuming gebrokts since it has maple syrup and oil): https://sherisilver.com/2015/04/02/the-only-matzo-granola-youll-ever-need/

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