anyone watch the dinner impossible episode on food network last night? he had to cook a seder meal with no pork, dairy etc. It was quite entertaining

Does anyone know of any restaurants in the DC area doing Passover seder this year?

Seeking recommendations for four people. Capsouto Freres restaurant (which I know does a seder every year) is too pricey for us—our price range is more like $50+ each. We prefer Manhattan but would schlep to Brooklyn too....

Okay, I know I’m more than a little odd, but I’ve got it in my head to do a sort of modified Peruvian menu for the second Seder. I say “modified” because most of the Peruvian recipes I’ve seen rely...

Does anyone know of any area restaurants that are having a Passover seder this year? I know that Felix and Rosa Mexicano both had Passover seders last year. Any experiences at either of those? Thanks!

Anyone have any recommendations for a restaurant offering a Passover seder? Thank you.

How 'bout that folks! For a selected few I presume. I saw the $. Better get 2 matzo balls for that price!

I’m looking for place to have a Passover dinner, no seder, but with excellent food, and perhaps some twists on the traditional dishes. Any ideas?

The SF Chronicle lists 4 restaurants offering seders: Catahoula, Firefly, Saul’s and Syrah and several selling seder to-go: East Coast West, Oakland Kosher, Saul’s, Whole Foods, Andronico’s, Pasta Shop. Also has...

I was asked to bring kugel and am looking for a good pareve recipe. I prefer savory over sweet. I think the main dish will be beef brisket. I’m also bringing charoset, but have a recipe I like already. Thanks.

Passover Seder Menu 5767 We’ve bagged the brisket this year and are going with the following menu: Asian inspired gefüllte fish – cilantro, spring onions, toasted sesame seeds. 1lb of fish – total – yielded...

I’m putting together a wine list for the Seder and I am asking for recommedations. Red is the only thing I’m looking for right now. This is a pretty openended question, so I’ll cap the price range at 35 dollars....

I know it’s a bit early, but I was wondering if anyone knows of seders for the first night in the City? Preferably one where there will be singles. Thanks.

I was listening to Good Food on KCRW and her guest (a Jewish Cooking expert, forgot her name) mentioned she was doing a seder with Wolfgang Puck. Just wondered if anyone knew anything more about that?

We are looking for a Center City Philly restaurant with a private room for about 30 people, to have our family Seder on April 23. Don’t need food to be Kosher, but want that Matza Ball soup! any ideas?