March 1, 2013
Pass the Matzah, Please
Vivian Henoch, Editor myJewishDetroit
Pass over the matzah? Heaven forbid. Hardly the bread of affliction. As we know from family recipes, matzah makes the Passover meal.
Pass over the matzah? Heaven forbid. Hardly the bread of affliction. As we know from family recipes, matzah makes the Passover meal.
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