A Very Napa Passover
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Chris Gentile1/6
Haroseth (Dried Fruit and Nut Paste)
The mix of fruit, nuts, and wine called haroset is usually just a topping for matzo. But if you use a splash from your favorite bottle of red, you can transform it into a surprisingly delicious side dish for the Passover feast.
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Michael Graydon & Nikole Herriott2/6
Pot-Roasted Artichokes
Early spring means tons of young artichokes are crowding the market. And that means it's the perfect time to treat your guests to a platter of these delicate morsels.
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Peden + Munk3/6
Roast Provençal Chicken
Avoid the temptation to plunk a hunk of red meat in the center of your table. Instead, go for chicken that's roasted in a skillet along with plenty of tart lemon and aromatic herbs.
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Lara Ferroni4/6
Quinoa and Asparagus Salad with Mimosa Vinaigrette
The South American wonder food was recently designated kosher for Passover (because it's technically a seed, not a grain). Take full advantage of this wonderful advancement in Passover eating with a spring-y quinoa andshaved asparagussalad.
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Ditte Isager5/6
Lime-in-the-Coconut Macaroons
A fresh hit of lime cuts through the sticky sweetness in this modern take on the classic Passover treat.
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Nigel Cox6/6
Tangerine and Prosecco Sorbet
Round out your macaroon dessert with a couple scoops of puckery citrus-spiked sorbet.
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