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Perfect Baked Potatoes (Dairy)
We used to prepare baked potatoes in the microwave. But we’ve discovered that baked potatoes are much tastier when slowly baked in the oven. Simply, wash and dry, puncture with a fork, rub olive oil and salt all around, and slowly bake in the oven. Serve with a green salad for a lite, but satiating meal.
Adina's Sweet Potatoes (Parve, Passover)
This is a delicious, sweet, parve side dish to serve on Passover. Adina's Sweet Potatoes are also easy to make. I cut the potatoes, and my kids mix the sauce and pour it over the potatoes. After baking the potatoes, we all enjoy eating them together, usually with chicken or turkey.
Apple Kugel (Parve, Passover)
Something about the bland and heavy feeling of Passover food makes Apple Kugel (Parve, Passover) a welcome Pesach dish.
How to Make Colorful Cauliflower for Passover
My neighbor served this Colorful Cauliflower dish on Friday night, and it has become a staple on my Sabbath table ever since. I added a bit more onion and garlic powder to the recipe.
Miriam's Red Cabbage (Parve, Passover)
It is important to include Passover recipes that contain vegetables and fruit in your Passover menu, as they balance all the heavy egg and matzo Passover dishes eaten during the holiday week. Miriam's Red Cabbage can be made several days in advance, refrigerated and reheated. Thus, this delicious and pareve vegetable dish is good for body and soul!
Whip Up Roasted Asparagus for Any Special Meal
Oven Roasted Asparagus is the perfect side dish for any Sabbath or Jewish holiday meal. It is easy to make, and the color and taste complement meat main dishes.
Parve Mashed Potatoes (Parve)
Mashed potatoes go so well with Thanksgiving turkey and gravy, but most mashed potatoes recipes contain butter, milk or cream. A menu consisting of both turkey meat and dairy products is a problem for kosher observant. This Parve Mashed Potato recipe is the solution. Now you can enjoy a kosher Thanksgiving meal with traditional turkey and non-dairy mashed potatoes.
Not-Just-For-Passover-Recipes PART 2: Spinach Potato Nest Bites
By mayihavethatrecipe on March 26, 2012 in Appetizers, Eggs, Entree, Gluten Free, Kosher, Parve, Passover, Sides, Tapas, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Ok people, pressure’s on. Time to wow the most important, most respected critic, ever: our mom.
Yep, our parents will be here exactly one week from today to spend Passover with us. Do we even need to tell you how excited we are about it? Being able to spend the Holidays with them is priceless. It’s almost like being a kid again. Waking up to the amazing smells coming from the kitchen. Sitting down for coffee, talking and laughing for no reason. Happy childhood memories. If that’s not what the Holidays are all about, I don’t know what is…
And of course, having our mom’s cooking is always a (great) plus. But see, here’s the thing. Even though she’s the one who usually takes charge in the kitchen during the Holidays, she doesn’t eat any of the food she makes. My mom has been a vegetarian forever, which basically means that she makes all this wonderful food for everyone else to enjoy… but can’t have any of it.
So every year, we try to come up with something that we know she will enjoy. And this year, we are trying to step it up a notch with this recipe. Bite size, easy to make, light and elegant. And most importantly, “mom-approved”. No one deserves it more.
Ingredients
    4 large Yukon Gold Potatoes
    1 tsp salt
    ¼ - ½ tsp pepper
    2½ tsp garlic powder
    2½ tsp onion powder
    4 tsp vegetable oil
    Cooking Spray
    4 cups of frozen spinach thawed (yields 2 cups cooked )
    4 tbs extra virgin olive oil
    4 large eggs
Instructions
    Preheat oven at 400F
    Grate the potatoes, add ½ tsp of salt, mix well and let them sit in a colander with a bowl under it for 20 minutes.
    In a large skillet, sauté spinach in olive oil. Season with 2 tsp garlic powder, 2 tsp onion powder and ½ tsp salt. Cook until most of the water had evaporated, 6-8 minutes. Set aside.
    Squeeze as much water out of the grated potatoes as you can. Season with ½ tsp garlic powder, ½ tsp. onion powder, ½ tsp pepper. Add 4 tsp vegetable oil and mix well.
    Generously spray a 12 muffin tin pan with cooking spray.
    Arrange grated potatoes into each muffin cup, pressing against the bottom and up the sides.
    Bake in the oven for 15 minutes or until they start to brown slightly . Remove from the oven and set aside.
    In a medium size bowl, beat eggs, add a pinch of salt and spinach and mix until well combined.
    Evenly spoon spinach in each potato nest.
    Bake for 10 minutes or until egg is cooked.
    Remove from the oven and let them cool slightly.
    Carefully unmold each potato nest using a butter knife around the edges of the nest.
    Makes 12 potato nests
    ENJOY!! From May I Have That Recipe.
Notes
IT IS IMPORTANT TO USE YUKON FOLD POTATOES, TO GET THE BEST AND CRISPIEST NESTS.
THEY ARE THE BEST WHEN MADE AND EATEN FRESH, BUT IF YOU NEED TO MAKE THEM AHEAD RE-HEAT THEM IN A 350F OVEN FOR ABOUT 8 MINUTES.
Spicy Baked Zucchini Sticks:-
Last week I discussed how a certain food has come to be associated with a memory. Little did I imagine that just a couple of days later, I would accidentally stumble on to another food with deep memories attached.
It started when I saw zucchini on sale at my local grocery store. I wasn’t sure what to do with them, but I bought a big bag and decided that I would figure it out. I started to cut them into wedges, probably out of laziness, then tossed them with some spices and threw them in the oven.
Forty minutes later I tasted one fresh out of the oven, and was immediately transported back to Israel.
Suddenly, I was sitting around the table in the hotel in Tiberias. I was in Israel chaperoning a group of disabled young women on the trip of their lifetimes. The girls sat around the table laughing and talking. Friendly as anything, they were quickly making friends with the other guests at the hotel. One by one, I took the girls up the front of the room where they had a buffet table set up. These young women weren’t accustomed to the “luxury” of hotels and buffet dinners, so this was extra exciting for them. After all of my girls had gotten their food, I went back up to get some food for myself. I had plans to go out to eat with another staff member that night, so I decided to have a snack.
I saw some zucchini wedges on a tray, so I put some on a plate and headed back to the table. I took a couple of bites, and was instantly hooked. They were gloriously spicy, flavored with the middle eastern spices I love so much. They were soft, but just a tiny bit crispy. They were delicious. I finished my plate and went back for more.
The trip went on for another week, and it was amazing, but also exhausting. It was filled with many extraordinary moments and plenty of delicious food. Needless to say, a plate of zucchini sticks wasn’t exactly the memory I clung to most when I came home. In short, I forgot completely about the delicious little zucchini sticks in that hotel in Israel.
Until I tasted these. Without even meaning to, I had recreated one of the most delicious foods I tasted on that trip.
Ingredients:
5 small zucchini
3 Tablespoons olive oil
2 teaspoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon onion powder
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon tumeric
1/2 teaspoon cumin
1/2 teaspoon paprika
pinch cayenne pepper
Instructions:
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a baking (cookie) sheet with parchment paper. Set aside.
Cut the zucchini in half down the center, then again into 4-6 wedges to create sticks.
Toss the zucchini wedges with the oil and spices until evenly coated. Place on a single layer on the prepared baking sheet.
Bake at 400 degrees for 35-40 minutes, stirring every 10-15 minutes.
Enjoy!

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