My boyfriend is Jewish and I’ve attended several Passover Seders with him and his family. They always make sure to include me and my dietary restrictions and preferences into the meal, even though I am not Jewish. His family really goes out of their way to make me feel included and special to them. That makes me happy.
This is beautiful! I'm not very familiar with most of the items on your plate (and not at all familiar plate itself!), but it's so pretty, and it makes me want to find out more about this amazing tradition! Thank you so much for sharing, and Happy Easter! 🥰
Hey, I hope you did end up researching. It's an interesting historical topic. Specifically it is not Easter tho. This video is about Passover, which is Jewish. Jews in general do not celebrate Easter, they do Passover. Easter for Christians is about Jesus. Jews do not (generally speaking) call Jesus the son of God. That is why Jews and Christians are two separate religions. Our histories are intertwined, yes, but different. I just found the comment "Happy Easter" on a Passover video quite amusing. And so I hope this was educational and helpful. No bad vibes, just wanted to share that in case you didn't know. I hope you have a lovely day and get to know all about these interesting topics and points of view. 😊
You could probably make it work with matzoh meal cookies, though that initial flooding of icing would be a pain. It's a gebrochts problem, but the vast majority of Passover baking is.
A lamb shank, a roasted egg, some bitter herbs, matzoh, horseradish, a sort of chutney called charoset made from chopped apples, nuts, cinnamon, and red wine. Everything represents part of the story of Exodus which you retell around the table at the Seder.
UA-camrs videographers or chefs and bakers alike.... You need to learn something important here when making food or cooking baking videos. NO NAIL COLORINGS!!!! gross...okay! Not sexy! NO SHARP NAILS like a wolf clawing their food. PLEASE.
My boyfriend is Jewish and I’ve attended several Passover Seders with him and his family. They always make sure to include me and my dietary restrictions and preferences into the meal, even though I am not Jewish. His family really goes out of their way to make me feel included and special to them. That makes me happy.
I attended a Passover Seder a few years ago. It was very moving and made the Exodus so real for me from the point of view of the Jewish people.
The final product looks like it could be a polymer clay miniature. So intricate and beautiful!
Amber, all the years of cookie making made me appreciate your dedication to the techniques you've taught me.
This is so beautiful! I just finished my Passover cooking and saw this in my feed. What a pleasant surprise!
While I can appreciate the craftsmanship, the irony is killing me.
חמץ 😂😂😂
Seeing this late but Chag Samaech! I need to make this next time I can attend with people!
You r sn artist thr why you bring the food to life.
That is amazing!
This is beautiful! I'm not very familiar with most of the items on your plate (and not at all familiar plate itself!), but it's so pretty, and it makes me want to find out more about this amazing tradition! Thank you so much for sharing, and Happy Easter! 🥰
Hey, I hope you did end up researching. It's an interesting historical topic. Specifically it is not Easter tho. This video is about Passover, which is Jewish. Jews in general do not celebrate Easter, they do Passover. Easter for Christians is about Jesus. Jews do not (generally speaking) call Jesus the son of God. That is why Jews and Christians are two separate religions. Our histories are intertwined, yes, but different.
I just found the comment "Happy Easter" on a Passover video quite amusing. And so I hope this was educational and helpful. No bad vibes, just wanted to share that in case you didn't know. I hope you have a lovely day and get to know all about these interesting topics and points of view. 😊
Absolutely incredible!
Thank you ☺️
Breathtakingly Beautiful
Thank you so much! ☺️
This is so creative! I am massively impressed. Chag Pesach sameach!
Can you tell us the items on the plate? It's very pretty!
That is a work of art.
So realistic. Beautiful 😍 😍👌👌
Family dinners are really great,
We eat the food and then the plate.
Sabrina H-- It was quite common in the middle ages. A slab of bread might be a "plate", which was eaten after the other food.
Can I assume you made it with a shortbread cookie (i.e., no leavening)?😂😉😝
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You could probably make it work with matzoh meal cookies, though that initial flooding of icing would be a pain. It's a gebrochts problem, but the vast majority of Passover baking is.
Not only that, the time between the mixing of the dough and cookie to finish baking must be 18 minutes or less
That’s great and so cute! Happy passover 😊.
Awesomely beautiful ❤
U R absolutely incredible. I will never, ever be that good.
*You sure won’t because that is your confession of faith😐*
Ingenious.
Very nice! What are the items of for for a Seder plate?
A lamb shank, a roasted egg, some bitter herbs, matzoh, horseradish, a sort of chutney called charoset made from chopped apples, nuts, cinnamon, and red wine. Everything represents part of the story of Exodus which you retell around the table at the Seder.
Forgive my lack of familiarity with Jewish customs, but what is a Passover Seder party?
Shalom Shalom, I hope you framed this work of art 🎨.
❤️
@@Sweetambs Thank You, one for you to 💜✌️
I'm curious how long this took to make?
Aren't cookies not kosher for Passover though?
How can a cookie be kosher, specially, kosher for Passover?
UA-camrs videographers or chefs and bakers alike.... You need to learn something important here when making food or cooking baking videos.
NO NAIL COLORINGS!!!!
gross...okay! Not sexy!
NO SHARP NAILS like a wolf clawing their food.
PLEASE.