Whether you'll be joining the virtual Community Seder, or making your own family seder, here's a list of items for a traditional seder table:

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• a seder plate (or designated plate)

• wine or grape juice and a cup for each participant

• a plate with three matzahs

• napkin or something in which to place the afikomen

• Elijah's cup (extra wine cup)

• a bowl with salt water

• parsley or other vegetable for dipping

• roasted egg (boiled and then slightly burnt on the stovetop)

• shank bone (or roasted beet, or paper cut-out or drawing of a shank bone)

• charoset (recipes available online, often a mixture of apples, walnuts and wine)

• bitter herb (horseradish or bitter lettuce);

• Optional, but fun for the kids at the community seder: scallions/green onions

• food/dinner for the festive meal

 

Remember that we light candles at the start of the holiday, so you'll want your "shabbat" candles on hand.

 

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