Recipes
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Chewy Chocolate Chip Pesach Cookies
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Make these Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies from Pesach Secrets from Batya’s Kitchen and download Batya’s Pesach Shopping Checklist. Editor’s Note: We’ve personally known Batya as the Pesach cooking expert well before Between Carpools even existed (Victoria originally interviewed her in 2012!) and we shared some of her freezing tips in this post on How to
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Marble Cake For Pesach
You’ll want to bake this light and delicious Marble Cake for Passover every single year. Over the years, Devoiry Kalish has always reached out to share different popular recipes she thought BCP readers would enjoy. You might remember some of the most popular, like Incredible Apple Cobbler Cinnamon Bun Pie or these No Mixer Cinnamon
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Strawberry Shortcake Pops
The blend of sorbet and ice cream topped with golden streusel crumbs is the perfect, refreshing ending to a Pesach meal. While I know that many people like to bake lots for Pesach to fill that pastry gap, when it comes to choosing desserts, my family always prefers something light and refreshing. While of course
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Pesach Lemon Wafer Bars
They’re refreshing and light, and these Lemon Wafer Bars just might become an annual staple in your home too. Sometimes, it’s ironic how we come to begin making the recipes that have become our staples. These Lemon Bars were originally featured in Passover Made Easy by Leah Schapira and Victoria Dwek, and for some reason,
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Homemade Tomato Sauce
When using minimal ingredients on Pesach, tomato sauce can be a great way to add flavor. Pesach is a time when we get creative in the kitchen. For those who use minimal or no processed products, it’s also a time when we appreciate the year-round conveniences of canned tomato sauce and tomato paste, and store-bought
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The 9×13 Life: Sautéed Onions
Let your oven “fry” your onions for you. Do it in bulk and get it done now. You’ll end up with lots of golden onions and not a pot to clean. We always hear that, in order to make our Yom Tov easier, we should sauté a huge pot of onions and freeze them, pulling
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Pomegranate Grilled Chicken Salad
This Pomegranate Grilled Chicken Salad, with the most delicious caramelized pumpkin crunch on top, is easy to prepare and simply beautiful on the table. I first made this Grilled Chicken Salad on Rosh Hashanah when I was looking to prepare something on-theme. It made sense. The honey/maple syrup factor, the apples, the pomegranates, the pumpkin
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Beef Chow Fun – Beef and Noodles from Soya by Salt
You’ll love replicating your favorite Beef and Noodles from Soya. And you’ll be surprised at how easy it is! All you need is the right ingredients. The BCP Kosher Kopykat recipe series is one of our favorites! Most of the recipes with the Kosher Kopykat tag have been inspired by restaurant foods, including The Carrot’s
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The Solution When Dinner is…So Not Done
In a perfect world, we have all the ingredients on hand and the time to prepare dinner. But it’s not a perfect world. Often, the menu planning just doesn’t happen. And even if you happen to have the right ingredients on hand, often there’s just not enough time, even for the quickest of recipes. So
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Açaí: A Trend That is Here to Stay
Learn how to prepare a gorgeous açaí board yourself. It’s the perfect thing to send on any occasion. Yes, we have seen the boards. They are popular and practically everywhere. But, that said, we can also agree that at any family gathering it’s the açaí board that gets finished first. Refreshing, delicious, customizable and…kinda, healthy
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