If you love almond macaroons for the Passover table, but want dessert with a little more pizzazz, try this torte. Reminiscent of an Austrian linzer torte, it's almond-y and chewy like a macaroon, with ...

Crisp on the outside with chewy interiors, these almond macaroons are perfect for the Passover table. They're a specialty of baker/novelist Louise Miller, who is the pastry chef at The Union Club of ...

Jews fleeing Egypt 3,000 years ago to escape slavery probably had to skip the macaroons -- too much fuss when you're on the run. Yet it's one of the most popular Passover treats today. According to ...

It wouldn't be Passover without bitter herbs, matzoh, charoset and a roasted egg. Each symbolizes some aspect of the Jews' exodus from Egypt, a journey that is celebrated in the eight-day holiday that ...

Traditions will be honored at Seders across the country when Passover begins on Saturday, March 27. Though it's likely seats will still be empty as the pandemic continues to alter holy days. Gail ...

Cakes and cookies during Passover, which begins Friday evening, April 15, are different. For baked goods to be kosher for Passover, flour made from wheat cannot be used except as matzo meal or matzo ...

Desserts (namely cookies) are best enjoyed every day. So just because you can't have chametz for Passover doesn't mean you have to miss out on enjoying homemade cookies at your seder. Far from it!

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