Seder, stress-free: A timetable and recipes
Photo credit: Doug Young | Newsday columnist Lauren Chattman developed this recipe for flourless almond torte with apricot compote, and she advises that when making this torte, be careful not to overbeat the egg whites. (March 21, 2011)
Seder dinner may be the most beloved meal of the Jewish year, but it's also the most daunting: All the elements must be ready to go -- and then abandoned -- for the hour or two it takes to get through the prayers, singing and stories in the first part of the seder.
A successful Passover dinner depends on careful planning. Here's a menu and a minute-by-minute timeline that takes you through...
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