Sentences with HAROSETH
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"My grandmother makes the most delicious haroseth with apples, nuts, and wine."
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"During the Seder meal, we use haroseth as a symbolic representation of the mortar used by Jewish slaves in ancient Egypt."
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"The recipe for haroseth varies among different Jewish communities and can include ingredients like dates, figs, and spices."
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"I love spreading haroseth on matzo crackers."
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"The sweetness of haroseth provides a nice contrast to the bitter herbs on the Seder plate."
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"Some people add cinnamon and honey to their haroseth for extra flavor."
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"In addition to Passover, haroseth is also enjoyed during other festive occasions in Jewish culture."
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"People often have different family recipes for haroseth that have been passed down through generations."
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"I always look forward to tasting the different variations of haroseth at the Passover Seder."
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"During Passover, haroseth is served alongside matzo and bitter herbs."
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"The combination of flavors in haroseth creates a truly unique taste."
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"Some people like their haroseth to have a chunky texture, while others prefer it smoother."
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"The preparation of haroseth is often a communal activity, with family members coming together to chop and mix the ingredients."
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"My grandmother's haroseth recipe includes apples, walnuts, and cinnamon."
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"I spread a generous amount of haroseth on my matzah during the Seder."
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"The haroseth symbolizes the mortar used by the Israelites while they were slaves in Egypt."
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"Passover wouldn't be complete without a bowl of haroseth on the table."
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"The haroseth adds a touch of sweetness to the bitter herbs of the Seder plate."
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"During the Passover Seder, we dip our bitter herbs in haroseth to remind us of the slaves' suffering."
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"I always look forward to the delicious taste of haroseth during Passover."
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"The haroseth is usually made with a mixture of apples, dates, and wine."
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"In my family, making the haroseth is a special tradition passed down from generation to generation."
