April 01, 2009

The Passover Plate

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The plate is placed at the head of the table. The food symbols are referenced during the Seder. They remain on the plate and are not to be eaten.

The foods are:

Moror (Bitter Herbs)

Karpas (Vegetable)

Charoses (chopped fruit and nuts mixture)

Z'roa (Bone)

Baytzo (Egg)

Chazeres (Vegetable)

Apr 1, 2009 10:10:00 PM | Traditional Passover Symbols

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