Passover Articles
Own a Pet? Make Sure It Doesn’t Go Hungry This Pesach
Can your pet eat chametz on Pesach? What pet-food ingredients are chametz? Rabbi Loike answers these questions and more.
Sizing Up the Seder
View measurements for matzah, maror and wine.
Rabbi Menachem Genack: A 45 Year Legacy Building OU Kosher
Institutions do not become great merely by growing large. They become great by earning trust — slowly, patiently, and faithfully — across generations. Few contemporary Jewish builders and leaders embody this truth more fully than Rabbi Menachem Genack, whose 45 years at the helm of OU Kosher transformed a relatively modest certification program into the […]
The Redemptive Power of the Jewish People
Pesach is the time of redemption. An individual is not guaranteed redemption; the promise of redemption belongs to Klal Yisrael.
The Unifying Ingredient of Passover
While most Jewish holidays include food as a component, the special kosher for Pesach foods are at the center of this Yom Tov.
Agricultural Innovations: The Implications of Hydroponics and Indoor Farming on Maror
While agricultural revolutions are much to the consumers’ benefit, they also have their own set of kashrus implications.
The Day Before: An Ashkenazic and Sephardic Guide to Erev Pesach on Shabbat
This year erev Pesach is on Shabbat. Don’t panic. With proper planning, you can be well rested, relaxed, and ready for the Seder.
When does the Seder Actually End? An Exploration of Nirtza
In the spirit of the Seder, read four questions and answers that may help us better understand this part of the Haggadah.
Making Pesach Possible: No Pesach Kitchen? No Problem!
Pesach is a challenge because it does not allow for much advance prep, but there are some ways to prep without a Pesach kitchen.
Planning to Eat Prepared Meals on Pesach? Prepare Yourself First!
While one should always be cautious ordering, heating and consuming prepared meals, extra precautions are necessary during Pesach.
