All pictures and recipes are stolen from their link locations, not by me. :)
I am incredibly excited to try these chewy amaretti cookies. This version has jam between the layers, but could you imagine a bit of Nutella? I might just have to make them.
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Mandelbroit, aka Jewish biscotti
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Who doesn't love chocolate chip cookies? Add more chocolate chips for good measure. This picture looks a bit skimpy on the chocolate.
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Although if you're going to go chocolate, I would just go for a flourless chocolate cake. It's a pretty classic decadent Passover dessert. But brownies have their time and place too.
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This is the only recipe of the bunch that I've already tried. The first time I realized you could make peanut butter cookies with only three ingredients was a revelation. Just make sure to let them cool all the way before moving them off the cookie sheet. They're a bit dry out of the oven, but they'll be chewier the day after you bake them.
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This recipe is for lemon cheesecake, but you could just use the crust recipe for whatever is your favorite cheesecake innards, as they're inherently kosher for passover.
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I've never seen chocolate walnut cookies like this, but they look fabulous.
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I'm pretty sure neither strawberries nor rhubarb are in season up here in Seattle, but this almond cake looks yummy nonetheless. You could probably make a compote out of whatever you had around; I might try one from frozen berries just for kicks.
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And finally, what may be the quintessential Passover dessert: chocolate-covered caramelized matzah! Couldn't be any easier nor more addictive. Sprinkle the top with toasted slivered nuts or sea salt for a more adult finish.
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