Plagues
The First Plague
What is Blood?
This represents the bitterness that our ancestors endured in Egypt
What is Maror?
This is on fire but not consumed.
What is the Burning Bush?
The number of times we wash our hands
What is 2?
They can be "sinkers" or "floaters" in your bowl.
What are matzah balls.
This Plague is characterized by skin adhesions
What is boils?
Parsley or celery
What is Karpas?
This is what the Israelites ate in the desert.
What is manna?
The number of cups of wine we drink at the seder
What is 4?
Eternal night time (3 days)
What is Darkness?
Represents the Korban Chagigah or festival sacrifice and the cycle of life.
What is beitza (roasted egg)?
Although he was eventually the High Priest, he sculputed the Golden Calf.
Who is Aaron?
A wine-drinking visitor to every Seder.
Who is Elijah?
This is combining bitter herbs, charoset, and matzah
What is a Hillel Sandwich?
Macat B'Chorot
What is Killing of the First Born?
It represents the Pesach sacrifice (though vegetarians may substitute a beet)
What is the shankbone?
The place where the Hebrew's were given the 10 Commandments
What is Mt. Sinai?
Where we hope to be next year
What is Jerusalem?
Linda Hopkins makes this better than anyone.
What is Sponge Cake
This is a Plague and a street in Milwaukee that is between Burleigh and Center
What is Locusts?
In Yemen, this is made from figs, dates and sesame seeds, not apples and nuts
What is Charoset?
I am that I am.
What is G-d's name?
The blessing said only on the first night of Pesach (or any holiday).
What is Shehechiyanu?