I’ve been celebrating Passover my entire life. Every spring, the week comes where I must give up my beloved bread and trade it in for the salted cardboard that is matzah. But this year, I have decided to make a change. This year, I will be anti-matzah. Except, of course, for seder. And if you want to join me in my boycott of this sad excuse for a cracker, check out all the awesome things you could be eating instead.
1. Kale & Quinoa Bowl With Curry-Coconut Dressing
Photo by Sydney Toth
Whoever said quinoa was basic never tried this. Get the recipe here.
#SpoonTip: Check out these recipes if want even more Passover-friendly quinoa in your life.
2. Cauliflower-Crust Pizza
Photo by Laura Silver
No one should have to go a week without pizza. Make this crust, and you won’t have to.
3. Chicken Stir-Fry With Broccoli & Portabello
Photo by Shalayne Pulia
Stir-fry is actually super quick and easy, and this one is especially delicious. Learn how to make it here.
4. Flourless Brownies
Photo by Samantha Klein
Flourless chocolate cake meets the brownie. What could go wrong? Check out the decadent recipe.
5. Garden Party Chicken Salad
Photo by Ashleigh De Simone
Chicken salad gets a lot of hate, but it’s actually awesome. Try it, and see for yourself.
6. Chocolate-Dipped Macaroons
Photo by Amanda Shulman
The quintessential Passover dessert, in my house anyway. Find the recipe here.
7. Mexican Chewy Cookies
Photo by Taylor Lashley
Chewy cookies are the best kind of cookies. These are no exception. Recipe here.
8. Black Bean Taco Salad
Photo by Julia Maguire
Tacos minus the shells, but they’re still just as good. Make them, and taste for yourself.
9. Lettuce Wraps
Photo by Angela Pizzimenti
These rival the ones at P.F. Chang’s. Find the recipe here.
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10. Broccoli Cheddar Soup
Photo by Parisa Soraya
Warm, cheesy, and delicious. What more could you want? Learn how to make it.
11. Tomato Soup
Photo by Hui Lin
Not being able to eat this with a grilled cheese might be a little sad, but it’ll still taste awesome. Get the super easy recipe here.
12. Flourless Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
Photo by Mackenzie Barth
Your favorite kind of cookie just got an unreal upgrade. Recipe here.
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13. Shakshuka
Photo by Ashley Manning
You’ve probably never heard of it, but after making it you’ll want to eat it for every meal. Here’s the recipe.
14. Mini Egg Quiches
Photo by Caitlyn Heter
You don’t need toast to have a fantastic breakfast. Learn how to make these.
15. Twice-Baked Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Sweet Potatoes
Photo by Maddie Cole
Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but sweet potatoes > regular potatoes. Check out the recipe if you agree.
16. Spanish-Style Brussels Sprouts Salad
Photo by Hana Brannigan
You can use Passover as an excuse to eat healthier, and this recipe makes healthy food actually taste good.
17. Cauliflower Fried “Rice”
Photo by Laura Bailey
This fake fried rice might just be better than real fried rice. Try out the recipe and decide for yourself.
18. Banana & Nutella Greek Yogurt Bark
Photo by Maria Serghiou
Healthy, tasty, non-leavened dessert. Yes please. Recipe here.
19. Turkey Chili
Photo by Steph Cozza
Homemade chili in 20 minutes will change your life. Get the recipe.
20. Zoodles
Photo by Analiese Trimber
Zoodles are the fake noodles you never knew you needed. Learn how to make them here.
21. Baked Egg In An Avocado
Photo by Lauren Feld
It’s basically the healthier version of avocado toast with eggs. Recipe here.
22. Cinnamon, Ginger & Brown Sugar-Baked Grapefruit
Photo by Jocelyn Hsu
I don’t normally don’t advocate having fruit for dessert, but I make an exception for this grapefruit.
23. Mini Zucchini Pizzas
Photo by Nadia Zanardi
The Passover version of mini pizza bagels. Make them yourself.
24. Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Photo by Morgan Goldberg
Share these with a special someone. Or just eat them all yourself. Here’s the recipe.
25. Avocado Steak Stir-Fry
Photo by Shalayne Pulia
Steak and avocados, you don’t really need much else. Find the recipe here.
26. Stuffed Mexican Bell Peppers
Photo by Kai Phillips-Lustick
Meet your new favorite dinner party appetizer. Try them out.
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27. Kale Chips
Photo by Alex Tom
Finally, chips you don’t have to feel guilty about. Recipe here.
28. Spaghetti Squash Pasta with Chunky Tomato Sauce
Photo by Julia Maguire
You can still have pasta on Passover, don’t worry. Learn how.
29. Frozen Greek Yogurt Banana Poppers
Photo by Abigail Wilkins
This is your new favorite non-leavened study snack. Find the super simple recipe here.
30. Honey Mustard Salmon with Mango Salsa
Photo by Aurelie Corinthios
Salmon is a much better alternative to gefilte fish. See for yourself.
31. Cheese Crisps
Photo by Jackie Kuczynski
Cheese and crackers combined into an easy snack. Learn how to make them here.
32. Peanut Butter Banana Nice Cream
Photo courtesy of twopeasandtheirpod.com
Nice cream is so good you won’t even notice there’s no dairy involved. Recipe here.
33. Homemade Fruit By The Foot
Photo by Rob Arrasate
In case you just wanna feel like a little kid again. Find the recipe here.
#SpoonTip: There are plenty more throwback recipes where that came from.
34. Ginger Curry Egg Drop Soup
Photo by Julia Maguire
Put a new twist on your old matzah ball soup. Check out the recipe.
35. Rosemary Balsamic Chicken
Photo by Mackenzie Barth
Chicken does NOT have to be boring. Try this recipe, and see for yourself.
36. Cheesy Broccoli Spaghetti Squash Boats
Photo by Shruti Thundiyil
Edible bowls are all the rage now. Join the trend and learn how to make this.
37. Parmesan Edamame
Photo by Elyse Belarge
Edamame is the perfect side dish for pretty much any meal. Recipe here.
38. Chipotle-Style Guacamole
Photo by Celeste Holben
Chipotle without ever having to leave your house? I think yes. Get the recipe.
39. Funfetti Ice Cream Bites
Photo by Audrey Mirabito
Because everything is better when it’s covered in sprinkles. Make these.