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Setting the Seder Table

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Jewish Holiday Cooking
Jewish Holiday Cooking

By Jayne Cohen

Published 2008

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After the destruction of the ancient Temple, the table, according to tradition, became our altar. At no time is this truer than Passover. For Hasidim, setting the Passover table and arranging the seder plate are sacred acts.
If at all possible, do try to involve family members—especially children—in preparing the table as well as cooking the meal. They will enjoy the seder service more and participate more actively in it.
In addition to festive linens and tableware and fresh spring flowers, you will want to include most or all of the following:

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