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Passover
For the past few years, we have celebrated with a simple seder at home. Last night, we had the privilege of celebrating it with four other families in the home of our friends. I tried making a couple of new dishes that I had never tried before, a vegetable kugel and chocolate mousse cake (pictured above). The kugel was okey, but the mousse, mmmmmmm. I think it might become a passover tradition.
I forgot to take my camera, so I hope Erin got some good pictures. It was lively with as many children as adults in attendance. How sweet it was to hear them read and take part in the seder. The young ones had their own table with a wooden seder plate.
Grape juice was spilled and matzah was munched and we sang and thanked God for delivering us from our bondage to sin.
Next year in Jerusalem! That's what they always say anyway.
Now for a wonderful week of no leaven, as we approach the time to celebrate our Risen Lord.
