כָּשֵׁר לְפֶסַח
Kasher L'Pesach
Kasher L'Pesach
This dish on the seder plate - often made with apples or dates - symbolizes the mortar the Jews used as slaves.
What is charoset?
This is a special name for the hidden matzah that is the last thing we eat at the seder.
What is afikomen?
The first of the 10 מכות.
What is דם?
The commandment to eat this type of vegetable which means "bitter" could be fulfilled by horseradish, lettuce, or even dandelion greens!
What is maror?
We use this book, which translates as "The Telling," to guide the Seder.
What is the haggadah?
This sister of Moshe watched him as his basket waited in the reeds.
Who is Miriam?
This is a special kosher l'Pesach wheat bread.
What is matzah?
On all other nights, we eat sitting up (or in the car or wandering around the kitchen or laying on the couch) but on this night we only eat like this. (The Hebrew word)
What is מְסֻבִּין?
He was the son of Yaakov, the brother of Shimon, and the great-grandfather of Moshe.
Who is Levi?
The number of matzot on the seder plate.
What is 3?
We pour the last cup of wine at the seder for this zealous prophet featured in Sefer Melachim א.
The father-in-law of Moshe, for whom the parsha of מתן תורה is named.
Who is Yitro?
At night on this Hebrew date, we search our homes for chametz.
What is the 14th of Nisan
This part of the seder, which we normally say during the day on Rosh Chodesh, is said right after ברך (birkat hamazon).
What is Hallel?
The brother of Rivka who the hagadah describes as אֲרַמִּי אֹבֵד אָבִי
Who is Lavan?