Category: Passover

Thai Chicken Curry

So here’s my Pesach philosophy, bear with me.

I’m not a fan of all the processed junk that they make to mimic the flavors of year-round-ingredients that people can’t use on Passover – like imitation mustard and caramel-colored brown sauce that they call “soy sauce”. No. Just no.

Passover, to me, is a time to go back to basics and use what’s natural and wholesome. What a way to eat! And that doesn’t have to mean boring and bland chicken and potatoes or 8 days!

It all boils down to the produce – relying on lots of fresh herbs, aromatics and spices to help build a dish from the ground up.

For this recipe, I tried to keep it simple – so while the curry paste is non-traditional it’s doable and not too spicy. And the processed ingredients like almond butter, coconut milk and coconut aminos, are all wholesome and natural. Just the way our Passover should be!

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Marzipan Stuffed Dates

Marizpan lovers, this is for you! If you understand the sheer joy of biting into a fresh, soft bite of a rainbow cookie, you’re going to love these marzipan stuffed dates! Making homemade marzipan is a lot easier than you think, and the best part? It’s kosher for Passover! So instead of whipped up a cake with a gazillion eggs (hello bird flu!!), or making that potato starch-filled dessert, grab one of these guilt-free-ish bites, you’re going to love them!

It’s a VERY happy (and delicious!) Passover, indeed.

 

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Chili Lime Tuna Crudo with Mango Juice


A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to be invited to a bluefin tuna carving event with Fleishigs magazine and Akimori restaurant at the kosher.com test kitchen, sponsored by Tuscanini. They brought in a 158lb. bluefin tuna that had been caught that very day in Mexico, and they carved it right in front of us! It was fascinating.

The tuna was broken down into akame (lean), chutoro (medium-fatty) and otoro (fattiest) and prepared in different styles – shashimi, nigiri, torched and lightly seasoned. They also set up a poke bar for us to make our own bowls! It was such a fun way to learn about the different styles of fish and their preparation and we had a blast! The best part was getting to take home a goodie bag of otoro, the most prized part of the fish, and I knew I had to make something extra special. With Passover in mind, I decided to create a bright and fresh mango juice to cut the richness of the fish, and it was epic!! I hope you give it a try!

 


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Passover Lokshin


Passover lokshin (egg noodles) are a must have for Seder night!


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KFP Chili Oil


I’m one of those people that puts hot sauce on EVERYTHING so a Passover without some kind of chili oil or sauce just isn’t going to cut it for me!

So I made you the simplest, most basic, quick and easy, few-ingredient CHILI OIL, to put on everything from eggs to avocado-smothered matza, chicken, beef & fish!

You can mix this into mayo for a spicy aïoli, Or add honey for an incredible hot honey sauce!

To view the reel on Instagram click here.

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