It’s hard to prep and serve every single meal. Why can’t the kids help themselves? They can! This handy snacks list can help you stay stocked or answer the question, “What should I eat?”
Pesach is a hectic time in the kitchen. And the days leading into Pesach (and Chol Hamoed) are even more hectic. You’re so busy cleaning, cooking and preparing that it’s hard to remember to feed the little ones. So, we’ve prepared a list of snacks/light meals that require no prep (or just a little prep) on your part to which your kids can help themselves.
Matzah or Pesach crackers with:
Butter and salt
Butter and chocolate shavings (apparently that’s a European thing)
Cream cheese
Cream cheese and lox
Nut Butter
Avocado
Matzah pizza
Jam
String cheese or cheese slices
Apples/pears with nut butter
Apples/pears with feta cheese
Bananas dipped in chocolate and nuts (freeze these for a special treat)
Turkey breast slices with pickles
Yogurt with fruit and/or pesach granola/cookie crumbs
Yogurt or fruit pouches
Leben or pudding
Applesauce – homemade or bought (we won’t tell!)
Cheese snack – the Greek style are much lighter and lower in calories
Veggies and dip
Tomato/avocado salad – slice avocado in wedges, but grape tomatoes in half. Optionally add thin onion slices. Season with fresh lemon juice, salt and pepper
The following items can be prepared ahead (or bought) and refrigerated for the kids to take:
Cheese blintzes
Hard-boiled eggs
Egg salad
Tuna salad
Muffins
Tuna patties
Schnitzel
Fruit salad
Cheese latkes
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