What are you eating?

Just recently finished our family's Passover seder. I made and ate a lot of food. Parsley with saltwater, matzah, charoset, horseradish on matzah, gefilte fish, hard boiled egg, matzah ball soup, garlic chicken (used a dressing as a sauce), Passover popovers, Passover angel food cake with a chocolate glaze, chocolate covered orange peels, a chocolate macaroon, and a fruit jelly. Had sparkling grape juice to drink with it.
 
anzu2snow said:
Just recently finished our family's Passover seder. I made and ate a lot of food. Parsley with saltwater, matzah, charoset, horseradish on matzah, gefilte fish, hard boiled egg, matzah ball soup, garlic chicken (used a dressing as a sauce), Passover popovers, Passover angel food cake with a chocolate glaze, chocolate covered orange peels, a chocolate macaroon, and a fruit jelly. Had sparkling grape juice to drink with it.
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That sounds like a meal right there! I wished I didn't have my temporary tooth. It's hard to eat on the other side with a cracked tooth :wagh:
 
ShineCero said:
anzu2snow said:
Just recently finished our family's Passover seder. I made and ate a lot of food. Parsley with saltwater, matzah, charoset, horseradish on matzah, gefilte fish, hard boiled egg, matzah ball soup, garlic chicken (used a dressing as a sauce), Passover popovers, Passover angel food cake with a chocolate glaze, chocolate covered orange peels, a chocolate macaroon, and a fruit jelly. Had sparkling grape juice to drink with it.
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That sounds like a meal right there! I wished I didn't have my temporary tooth. It's hard to eat on the other side with a cracked tooth :wagh:
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Yeah, I was so full afterwards. I was worried there wouldn't be enough stuff. That sucks about your tooth! I know it's not the same, but that kind of reminds me of when I got my wisdom teeth taken out. It was hard to eat much for a while.

I just had gefilte fish, a 'graham' cracker, and water for a snack. The graham crackers aren't really graham crackers, since they're kosher for Passover. They're shaped like them, though. Tastes more like a honey and cinnamon cookie. Very good. First time having it. Going to another seder at a friends' place tonight. Yay! More food!
 
Matzo ball soup, homemade Passover popovers, and water for dinner. A slice of Passover angel food cake with a chocolate glaze for dessert.
 
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