Seder Plates

There are many styles of seder plates, all holding the symbols to be used at the seder. 

: There are six main Seder foods on the plate. They are: a roasted egg, a vegetable, parsley or celery, charoset, maror and a roasted lamb bone.
 
 





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  1. WinnieMarch 27, 2013 at 2:41 AM

    HAPPY PASSOVER my friend
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