While matzo takes many forms during the holiday, some say it is most delightful when pizza-fied. By Christina Morales During Passover, Jews move culinary mountains with matzo: cheesy lasagna with ...

When I was a kid, the prospect of a week without bread at Passover was a daunting one. What would my mom make me that I would eat? Matzoh pizza was often the answer. Matzoh is an unleavened bread, ...

For those celebrating the Passover holiday, it means eight days of not eating leavened foods (read: no bread, bagels, and a host of other grain-based items.). Matzo—a flat cracker—takes the place of ...

Passover, one of the most important Jewish holidays, is celebrated by performing special traditions and eating culturally significant foods, especially at the Passover Seder, which can include ...

It's a familiar scene: it's a few days after the Passover Seder, and you've eaten your fair share of matzo slathered with peanut butter, matzo pizza and definitely a good amount of matzo ball soup and ...

As a child, my only experience with matzo was my dad's pizzas. This wasn't a good association. For a number of years, his go-to late night snack was a sheet of matzo smeared with tomato paste, then ...

During Passover, Jews move culinary mountains with matzo: cheesy lasagna with layers of the unleavened bread instead of noodles; peanut and caramel brittle; homemade pasta; and even pizza. It’s one of ...

When I was a kid, the prospect of a week without bread at Passover was a daunting one. What would my mom make me that I would eat? Matzo pizza was often the answer. Matzo is an unleavened bread, ...