With Pesah just around the corner, we have received requests for favorite holiday recipes. We are reposting with pleasure some of the more requested ones. Take a look; click on the various links, enjoy this special holiday time. Let us know how your cooking adventures turned out and please feel free to share family stories [...]
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Passover – Pesah 2012
Posted in Agadah de Pesah, Bibhilu, holiday, Ladino, Moroccan, Moroccan Sephardic, Passover, Pesah, recipes, Rhodeslis, Sephardic, sephardic food, sephardic recipes, Uncategorized on March 29, 2012 | 2 Comments »
Some final Pesah recipes, links and “The Blessing of Bibhilu”
Posted in Bibhilu, holiday, Ladino, Moroccan, Moroccan Sephardic, Passover, Pesah, recipes, Rhodeslis, Sephardic, sephardic food, sephardic recipes, Uncategorized on April 17, 2011 | 4 Comments »
A final post before Pesah. First, some links for desserts for your Seders or for during the week. Our previous posts for “marochinos” (almond macaroons), “mustachudos” (nut confections), “masa di vino” (wine cookies) and “ashuplados” (merguines), are always winners!! This year, as well, I want to share with you some great finds from some of [...]
Keftes di Prassa con Carne AND an Egyptian Leek Mina
Posted in borekas, burekas, holiday, Moroccan, Moroccan Sephardic, Pesah, recipes, sephardic food, sephardic recipes, Uncategorized on April 12, 2011 | 3 Comments »
I posted the recipe for Kefte di Prassa (leek patties) earlier this week. The recipe is as my mom has made them for all the years I can remember. Morrie Y. Angel has asked for a recipe that includes meat. Although we’ve never made them this way, I recall a year that Lenora (di Morris) [...]
Mimouna….a celebration marking the end of Passover
Posted in holiday, Moroccan, Moroccan Sephardic, Passover, Pesah, recipes, Sephardic on April 4, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Passover will end this Tuesday evening. The Moroccan Jewish community marks the occasion with a wonderful celebration called “Mimouna”, an evening filled with symbolic foods, special delicacies and good wishes. Thank you to Rabbi Daniel Bouskila for sharing this story about Mimouna with us to share with “Bendichas Manos” readers! We are blessed with many and [...]
