My grandmother Fanny made my favorite Passover dessert. I’ve been searching for the recipe for decades. Now I’ve finally found it—sort of.

There’s no excuse for serving canned macaroons and packaged cake mixes. These recipes are so good, you’ll serve them all year.

The bread of affliction never tasted so good, thanks to Marcy Goldman’s recipe for caramel-covered buttercrunch

Video: Make perfect chicken soup and matzo balls from scratch—just in time for Passover

Chicken Marbella, once a staple of trendy dinner parties, is now a mainstay recipe for Passover’s festive meals

Does anyone really like jelly rings? Maybe not, but at Economy Candy on the Lower East Side, there are many other Passover sweets to choose from.

Whether you’re a hoarder or a neat freak, Passover gives families a chance to get rid of the mess—together

After my mother died, I made Passover just the way she did—until, drawing inspiration from Purim, I made my own tradition

Stories for Passover about slavery, freedom, family… and lice

Do today’s Seders exist to remember the past, or did past events occur so that they could be remembered later?

As we remove the chametz from our house, it’s time to reconsider how much food we throw away all year

At the Seder, we open the door for Elijah. As a child, I thought he’d actually appear. Then I grew up, and anticipation faded into resignation.

‘The Animated Haggadah’ was a staple for day school students in the 1980s and ’90s—and then nearly vanished. How does it hold up, 30 years after its release?

Two years after my divorce, I’m finally learning how to stop focusing on what other people think of me

If there were such a thing as a perfect Jewish joke, it might just be ‘Dayenu,’ the Passover punch line that is never enough

As a black classical singer, I avoided singing negro spirituals—until Yiddish music helped me hear them in a new way as a Jew

My father used to share his harrowing childhood memories every year at the Seder. Now I make sure his memories will survive.

More than 50 million copies of the Maxwell House Haggadah have been distributed since 1932, but a different, lower-profile version of the Passover prayerbook is the quintessential Jewish-American text