#sederdinner

[waldopeircegoestowar]

 ‘By Passover, the war was safely over and the men were rejoicing at their imminent return home’

Passover 1919 in Paris:

‘Most striking was the great Seder at Paris, with its crowd of American, Australian, English, French and Italian soldiers, some of them former prisoners in Germany, all of them united in the great occasion of their faith. Among the speakers and the guests of honor were some of the great leaders of Jewry, France and America, as well as many celebrities. At that time, and in that place, the highest honor for any man was to worship and eat side by side with our soldiers.’

A Jewish Chaplain in France -- Photo: Australian, British and American soldiers and sailors raise their cups at a Passover Seder at the YMCA Hut, April 1919 – The Times of Israel

Here, more details about Passover 1919 “American Passovers in Europe in the First World War”

[ronniefein]

Unlike so many people I know I usually don’t make brisket for Seder dinner. For us it’s usually turkey and sometimes another main dish. Could be brisket. Could be lamb. Like this dish: lamb shank with dried fruit. I wrote about it for @jwfoodnwine his week. Click for the recipe. Tender, full of flavor, festive looking too. So right for Passover #lambshank #lambshanks #braisedlambshank #passoverlamb #pesachlamb #passover #passover2019 #pesach #pesach2019 #seder #sederdinner #seder2019 #easterlamb #lamb #welovelamb https://jwfoodandwine.com/article/2019/04/09/leg-passover https://www.instagram.com/p/BwH2VVAnJl3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=otedm62l2j9n

[jerusalemdajly]

Seder Dinner :) 

[coachdavidlubin]

#God #bless #seder #sederplate #sederdinner #dinner #messianic #jew https://www.instagram.com/p/BwuuMa9JEjv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=12fvzh6a7jqrv