While my new cookbook, Totally Kosher, is not a Passover cookbook, there are lots of great Passover options included in the book, as well as lots of recipes that can be adapted for the holiday (of course depending on your customs and stringencies), so lets dig in!
BREAKFAST & BRUNCH
crispy kale and egg skillet for one
tahdig toast with harissa whipped feta and harissa eggs (toast only if you eat rice on Passover!)
super seed mixed nut butter – omit seeds if you don’t eat them
Kale Egg Skillet
APPETIZERS AND FINGER FOODS
fried cornichons – use potato starch instead of flour and matzo meal instead of bread crumbs
jeweled hummus – only if you eat beans on Passover, if not, consider doing this over sweet potato or butternut puree
bloody Mary pickled salmon
simanim potstickers – the filling makes a great Passover burger
nachos bassar – call it matzos bassar and serve over matza instead of pita chips!
buffalo hasselback salami
SAMMIES & TACOS
tartare tostada – serve over matza or make tuna tower as per variation, use coconut aminos instead of soy sauce
bougie tuna bagel – serve over matza
matzarayes
steak tacos – make with plantain tortillas
SALADS
roasted beet and citrus salad
broccoli salad 2.0 – replace tahini with mayo or make almond butter tahini instead (see below)
new age waldorf salad – omit poppy seeds if you don’t eat seeds
arugula and delicata squash salad with feta
loaded eggplant carpaccio – omit tahini if you don’t use it and make almond butter tahini instead (see below)
Passover panzenella with matzo brei croutons
Passover Panzanella with Matzo Brei Croutons
SOUPS
golden milk pumpkin soup
no-chicken tortilla soup
Moroccan carrot soup – use crushed matzo instead of sourdough or omit and use schug instead of gremolata
chestnut latte soup
corned beef and cabbage ramen – omit mirin and sesame oil, use coconut aminos instead of soy sauce and zoodles instead of ramen
mushroom cauli soup – use coconut aminos instead of soy sauce
IT’S TRADITION
The Rebbetzin’s gefilte fish
golden chicken soup
Ma’s perfect potato kugel
Bubby’s stuffed cabbage – use mashed potatoes instead of rice
FINS & SCALES
stuffed branzino
tuna zoottanesca
fish in chips!
simply crudo – use coconut aminos instead of soy sauce or omit
Simply Crudo
JUST WING IT
instant paprikas – omit peas
Yemenite soup sheet pan chicken – if you cant find KFP hawaij, use shawarma spice with added turmeric
grilled chicken two ways
Italian chicken and orzo bake – use cauliflower rice instead of orzo and reduce chicken stock to 1-2 cups
SPLIT HOOVES
use coconut aminos instead of soy sauce
cowboy steak for two
pucker up rubs
slow cooker berbere brisket
MEATLESS MEALS
cauliflower kasha varnishkes – use quinoa instead of kasha (omit egg and cook quinoa according to package)
leek and corn crustless ricotta quiche – omit corn
pumpkin gnocchi alfredo – use kfp gnocchi
shakshuka a la lasagne
VEG & SIDES
curried cauliflower – use almond butter instead of tahini
party in your mouth peppers
roasted tzimmes puree with date gremolata
japanese sweet potatoes – omit miso tahini
THE BAKERY
charoset bars
gluten free chocolate chip scones
Charoset Bars
NOSHES & NIBBLES
mango paletas
marzipan butter cups
quinoa cracklings
peanut butter pretzel bombs – use almond butter and chopped almonds instead of pretzels
poppy seed and onion kichel – omit poppy seeds if you dont’ eat seeds
YOU’RE SO EXTRA
candied jalapenosa
pomegranate pickled onions
almond butter dressing
tomato olive salsa
sundried tomato tapenade
chimichurri
resek
schug
jalapeno date confit
tomato lemon confit
Gluten Free Scones
ALMOND BUTTER TAHINI
½ cup almond butter
1 clove garlic, minced
juice of ½ lemon
¼ tsp cumin
½ cup ice water
kosher salt, to taste
1. Stir almond butter thoroughly, as oil and solids tend to separate.
2. In a food processor, with the S blade attached, blend the almond butter, garlic, lemon juice, and cumin. Add ½ cup water; blend until
creamy. Season with salt, to taste.
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