Best 5 Passover Recipes
Con Poulos
As you gather your family members to celebrate the Passover Seder, offer them a taste of something new this year by switching up your usual holiday dishes and introducing creative takes on traditional recipes. We've rounded up Food Network's top-five Passover picks to help you pull off an entire meal — complete with casual drinks, showstopping main dishes, a sweet-tooth-satisfying dessert and everything in between — with ease. Check out our favorite recipes below, then tell us in the comments what meals your family will be enjoying this Passover.
Matzo Ball Soup (pictured above)
The secret to making this recipe successfully is letting the matzo ball dough chill before rolling it into rounds and adding it to the broth; this will help the balls keep their shape while cooking.
Jonny Valiant , 2010, Jonny Valiant
Rich and indulgent, Food Network Magazine's fuss-free cake boasts a smooth glaze of bittersweet chocolate and honey, and, best of all, it an be ready to enjoy in less than one hour.
Jonny Valiant , 2010, Jonny Valiant
If you're hosting young guests this holiday, leave out the rum from this light, fruity sipper, made with apple spice tea, bright orange juice and bubbly ginger ale, and garnished with a fragrant cinnamon stick.
Instead of roasting carrots with everyday salt and pepper alone, try adding a few pinches of za'atar, a Middle Eastern spice blend featuring oregano, thyme and sumac, to transform the vegetables into an extra-special side dish.
A big-batch main dish brimming with bold flavors, Tyler's five-star brisket is rubbed with a garlic-rosemary paste, then slowly roasted with root vegetables until it's deliciously moist and tender.
*Note: This recipe is made with canola oil. To make sure it is kosher for Passover, substitute grapeseed oil.