Passover Seder |
Monday
To do: Sour batter for muffins
B: Oatmeal with home-canned peaches & yogurt
D: Spaghetti; green salad; sprouted wheat garlic bread; mock frozen yogurt
Tuesday
B: Eggs, bacon; sourdough pumpkin muffins (from Gnowfglins); pears
D: Smoked salmon omelets; Caesar salad; whole wheat sourdough olive bread; zesty orange salad
To do: Sour batter for muffins
B: Oatmeal with home-canned peaches & yogurt
D: Spaghetti; green salad; sprouted wheat garlic bread; mock frozen yogurt
Tuesday
B: Eggs, bacon; sourdough pumpkin muffins (from Gnowfglins); pears
D: Smoked salmon omelets; Caesar salad; whole wheat sourdough olive bread; zesty orange salad
D: 1st Course: Beet tartare
Main Course: Hamburger patties; cauliflower gratin; cubed roast potatoes with green peppers & sun-dried tomatoes
Dessert: Pears with Bing cherry compote
Thursday
B: Scrambled eggs; toast; bananas with yogurt
Main Course: Hamburger patties; cauliflower gratin; cubed roast potatoes with green peppers & sun-dried tomatoes
Dessert: Pears with Bing cherry compote
Thursday
B: Scrambled eggs; toast; bananas with yogurt
D: Chicken & spinach filled sourdough crepes (from Gnowfglins); brown rice; steamed broccoli; home-canned peaches
Friday
To do: Make dessert
Friday
To do: Make dessert
B: Sprouted whole wheat pancakes with maple syrup; bacon; orange slices
D: 1st Course: Leek puree
Main Course: Fresh fish; whole wheat pasta with creamed spinach
Dessert: Homemade blueberry gelato
Saturday
B: Scrambled eggs with sausage; hash browns; fruit
D: Bean soup with kale; sourdough biscuits (from Gnowfglins); green salad
D: 1st Course: Leek puree
Main Course: Fresh fish; whole wheat pasta with creamed spinach
Dessert: Homemade blueberry gelato
Saturday
B: Scrambled eggs with sausage; hash browns; fruit
D: Bean soup with kale; sourdough biscuits (from Gnowfglins); green salad
D: 1st Course: Green salad with blue cheese, pears, toasted walnuts & red onion
Main Course: Meatloaf; mashed potatoes & gravy; peas & carrots
Dessert: Apple crisp
Main Course: Meatloaf; mashed potatoes & gravy; peas & carrots
Dessert: Apple crisp
Lynette,
ReplyDeleteOur family has celebrated Passover almost every year. It can be a long, drawn out feast with lots of prayers and recitations or it can be shorter. Either way, I am always surprised at how much our children love it and beg for it.
There is a Haggadah book that is available that has recipes and prayers etc. Ours is a Messianic Christian version and it is well worn.
I hope your family tries to celebrate this important feast! It is a blessing to celebrate the feast that our Lord Jesus celebrated!
Jill Farris
Hi Jill! Do you know the name of the book you mentioned? I've read a few books and got some great info from Hewbrew4Christians.com. Thanks for your comment!
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