Seder of Passover comes this year on Saturday, April 12. To introduce children who have never tasted unleavened bread before, ...

This is why the festival is called Passover. They left in such a rush that their bread did not have time to rise. This is why flat, unleavened Matzah bread is eaten at Passover. On the evening ...

As spring approaches so does Ash Wednesday, Lent and Easter Sunday. Here's when all three happen and where you can find ...

During Passover, observant Jews forgo leavened grain and bread products. Instead, these foods are replaced with matzah, an unleavened cracker or flatbread. Some households also refrain from ...

the new Passover celebration. Then they were to take the blood of the lamb and put it on the lintels and doorposts where they were going to eat the lamb with unleavened bread. The blood was to be ...

It's eaten on Passover as a way of commemorating this ... So instead, the Hebrews brought their unleavened bread -- what would become known as matzoh -- with them as they fled.