
In all honesty, last year I was a little overwhelmed with studying Messianic and traditional Seders, and trying to create a special menu. Now that we have our Haggadah, I know that I'll really be able to enjoy this time together with family and friends.
Even though we are not Jewish, many of the elements of our dinner do follow a traditional Seder dinner, although some, obviously, do not. For us, the menu isn't the most important part. It's the meaning of the celebration.
Menu
Prime Rib with Horseradish Sauce
Black Olives
Flourless Chocolate Cake with Whipped Cream & Fresh Berries
Red Wine / Grape Juice
Lemon Water
Coffee
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