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Not all the matzo products are kosher for Passover.
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Arrange matzo on pan in single layer, breaking into pieces to fit if necessary.
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Multiple Torah passages describe or command a duty to eat matzo or unleavened bread.
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Each year before Passover, Mr. Leviev sends supplies of matzo, an unleavened flatbread, to Bukhara so that the few remaining Jews there can celebrate the holiday.
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The Renaissance woman also performs with the kid’s rock band the Jimmies and is the co-owner of the Matzo Project, an artisanal matzo company.
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That means a few days worth of bunny ardor, eggs made of things other than egg, matzo, a brief window of acceptability for pastel clothing, and probably some church or temple.
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Top with avocados, matzo, and portobellos, thinly sliced.
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The matzo—unleavened bread—stands literally in the Exodus story for not having time to bake bread.
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Origin and Etymology of matzo
Yiddish matse, from Hebrew maṣṣāh
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First Known Use: 1650
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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Definition of matzo for English Language Learners
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: a dry, thin bread eaten especially by Jewish people at Passover
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