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- noun Alternative spelling of
haroseth .
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Bitter herbs, such as parsley and horseradish, a kind of sop called charoseth, consisting of various fruits pounded into a mucilage and mixed with vinegar, and salt water, are arranged in different vessels, sometimes disposed like candelabra above the leavened bread.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 11: New Mexico-Philip 1840-1916 1913
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(aka charoseth or haroset) we made (see my mother-in-law's Baghdadi recipe on my blog).
The Jew and the Carrot Nancy Wolfson 2010
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As my sister said, "They didn't have to share their charoseth."
Archive 2009-04-01 Debra W. Haffner 2009
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As my sister said, "They didn't have to share their charoseth."
What's the Connection?: Dayenu -- the seder at the White House Debra W. Haffner 2009
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He also takes some bitter herbs, dips them in the charoseth, and gives them to the others to be eaten.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 11: New Mexico-Philip 1840-1916 1913
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People must not put flour into the charoseth (131) or into the mustard.
Hebrew Literature Epiphanius Wilson 1880
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With Noah Solomon they recited the four questions, named the ten plagues (the pinky-dipping got a bit messy - good thing we had a white paper tablecloth), and made the famous matzah, charoseth and romaine lettuce sandwich.
The Jew and the Carrot Nancy Wolfson 2010
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* homemade chicken soup with knaidlech (matzoh balls) * charoseth (apples, walnuts, grape juice and cinnamon) * homemade almond and chocolate chip meringues
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