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Every year, Passover seder-goers ask the question, "Why is this night different from all other nights?" But in the age of the COVID-19, the better question might be: "Why is this year's Passover different from all other Passovers?" Thanks to social distancing, families who usually come together to celebrate cannot share a physical table.
But despite the restrictions, there is still plenty of joy and deliciousness to be had this Passover. Some people are turning to Zoom to host virtual seders for far-flung guests. And others are finding creative ways to bring long-standing traditions into this very unusual year. To help you transition with ease, Food & Wine curated a pared-down Passover checklist with everything you need to make this year’s celebration a success.
To make sure you have everything you need to cook, start sourcing now! Ask around to see where friends have found ingredients and try shopping at a variety of stores from Costco and Whole Foods to your local grocery store to cobble together everything on your shopping list. Check online retailers like
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