We had a lovely Passover in NYC with Grandma, Grandpa, Aunt Jenny, Andy, Andy's Mommy and Daddy, and Andy, Laura and Isaac. The actual seder was so busy I never managed to get my camera out, but here are some pictures of Sadie, Grandma and Grandpa getting ready for the seder by making charoset.
Charoset is a mixture of apples, cinnamon and other ingredients that is meant to represent the mortar that the Jewish slaves used when working for Pharoah in Egypt. Sadie and Grandma made a children's version with just apples, cinnamon and grape juice and then Jenny made the grown-up version, adding walnuts and Passover wine.
Sadie did not want to taste the grape juice, but she was very interested in the small bottle. She asked, "Is this children's wine?"
3 comments:
Very cute pictures from NYC and Passover. Thank you for the explanation of Charoset and the history behind it.
i love how toddlers describe things from their perspective. very clever way to describe grape juice. it is indeed "children's wine"!
Hi we are back and had a great trip We loved having a seder with everyone! Love all the new pictures!!! Lots of love, Grandma and Grandpa
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