Our menu, created by chef and cookbook author Diane Rossen Worthington, retains the symbolic nature of the meal while adding a few new twists. She replaces the customary gefilte fish with a gefilte fish loaf, which is easier to prepare and serve. Instead of brisket, a traditional Passover entrée, she offers chicken roasted with sweet potatoes and leeks—a one-dish main course that balances sweet and earthy flavors. Best of all, most of the dishes can be prepared in advance, so you can relax with your guests at the Passover table.
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Gefilte Fish Loaf with Beet-Horseradish Cream
Chicken-Vegetable Soup with Herbed Matzo Balls
Braised Fennel with Olive Oil and Garlic
Mixed-Fruit Compote