Passover in LA: When Does This Party End?
So, you want to know when Passover was over in 2023 in the City of Angels? Well, buckle up, because I'm about to blow your mind with some totally groundbreaking information.
Passover: The Ultimate Jewish Block Party
Let’s get one thing straight: Passover is not just a holiday, it’s a marathon. A delicious, matzo-filled marathon. And if you think running a marathon is tough, try eating matzo for eight days straight. You'll be begging for a slice of bread by day three, trust me.
So, when did this epic party end in LA? Let's do the math. Passover in 2023 started on the evening of Wednesday, April 5th, and ended on the night of Thursday, April 13th. So, if you were still munching on matzo on the 14th, you were officially late to the party.
Passover Over? Now What?
Now that Passover is over (for 2023, at least), you might be wondering what to do with all that leftover matzo. Don't worry, I've got you covered. You can use it to make matzo ball soup, matzo pizza, or even matzo breaded chicken. Or, you can just toss it and pretend it never happened. Your call.
But seriously, Passover is a time for family, friends, and of course, food. It’s a time to reflect on the Jewish people's history and to appreciate the freedoms we have today. So while eating matzo and telling the story of the Exodus is fun and all, let's not forget the deeper meaning behind the holiday.
How to... Passover Edition
- How to survive Passover: Stock up on plenty of snacks, find a good matzo ball soup recipe, and learn to appreciate the quiet moments.
- How to impress your guests at a Passover Seder: Tell a really good story, sing a catchy song, or just bring the wine.
- How to avoid eating matzo for the rest of the year: Subscribe to a bread delivery service. Or, you know, just eat normal food.
- How to make the most of Passover: Spend time with loved ones, enjoy the delicious food, and appreciate the history and traditions.
- How to plan for next year's Passover: Start saving money for matzo, make a reservation at a good Passover restaurant, and block off your calendar.
