SEDER AT HOME - First Time Tips & Making it Work with What You Have!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- As many of us are social distancing in light of the coronavirus pandemic, I'm sharing ideas on how to host your own seder at home with everything from what you need, what you can use that you already have at home and tips and tricks for making it a meaningful and special holiday for your family even in these difficult times.
DOWNLOAD my FREE Haggadah here: wp.me/p9XTQ3-hI
FREE Jewish books for kids & Passover Activities @ PJ Library: bit.ly/34jz3gT
SHOP PASSOVER Items HERE: peacelovelightshop.com?sca_ref=53709.5JNZOWxp15
Use code JEWISHMOMMYLIFE for 10% off order + free shipping over $50. Good for one use per customer. *affiliate
SUBSCRIBE for more content just like this goo.gl/4t88MD !
FOLLOW along on Instagram myjewishmommylife
More PASSOVER VIDEOS:
HOW TO HOST A SEDER • CELEBRATE PASSOVER! Ho...
PASSOVER VLOG • CELEBRATING PASSOVER V...
MATZO BREI RECIPE • PASSOVER RECIPE!!! How...
POTATO KUGLE RECIPE • PASSOVER POTATO KUGEL ...
My Filming Equipment for All My Videos:
Camera*
amzn.to/2RNQmT7
Tripod*
amzn.to/2QhoPpy
**CONNECT WITH ME!**
email: MyJewishMommyLife@gmail.com
Instagram @MyJewishMommyLife
www.myjewishmommylife.com
*This video is not sponsored and all opinions are my own. 
Хобби
Love these super-practical, waste-conscious ideas❤ You rock!
I loved this! I have been looking forward to my first Passover this year and was feeling overwhelmed that I didn't have all the things (I'm still learning anyways) in light of the quarantine. This video and your attitude were a huge help to me! Thank you. I feel excited again!
I'm so glad I could help! Chag Sameach!!
I can honestly say I have been sadly overwhelmed as well I missed the first day for the Seder plate so I'm going to have it tomorrow instead I'm still learning this whole thing there's so much
Same. Was feeling a bit lost and stressed. These videos are so helpful!!
So useful, thank you for the tips! Preparing for my first Passover, very excited! 💙✡️ Less intimidating with your ideas in mind. Being Jewish shouldn't feel overwhelming!
I’m sure I’m not the only one refreshing with all the Passover videos as we prep this year! ❤😊 Thank you Marion!!!!!
This reminded me of how holidays were when I was younger and we didn't have a lot of money and we had to make do with what we had. One year the power even went out (luckily after dinner!) but it turned out to be so special just spending time with my parents and my sister by candlelight and flashlights lol 🙂 It might not be what we're used to, but I think everything will be ok. 🙂 Thanks for the great tips! I love the teacup idea! It's so cute!
I love that outlook so much, thank you for sharing it!
I remember the ice storm that crystallized at least MY part of the map, shhhhh, 9-10-ish years ago during Passover and thank God we had a small generator (we were farmers) and we literally lived in in a 10×12-ish room with two dogs, one cat, two humans.. we manhandled the reclining sofa and an itty bitty TV into the room, oh, yeah and a microwave... except for the I C E cold showers (remaining grateful for at least that, lol), it was THEE bestest 6-7 days of my life....
This is great. I was thinking of celebrating a different way this year and it was nice to see how a different family celebrates the holiday.
That's awesome! Wishing you a very healthy happy holiday!
How sweet and thoughtful of you! Happy passover 2021!
This was a great video for keeping things simple and meaningful, especially during conversion, when everything is already a bit overwhelming. Thank you for this.
Thanks so much for your videos! I'm not Jewish, but with everything going on in the world, I feel incredibly compelled to celebrate Passover, teach the kids about its meaning, and have a seder this year. I have been researching and cooking all day! I've been speaking with many Jewish friends to understand all the details, but your videos have also been an incredible help to me.
That's so kind of you to say, thank you and hoping you stay safe and well!
OMGOODNESS😱I wish I would have seen this before .... Just before!😫 I appreciate You soooo much. This just made things so much more attainable
I was hoping you'd share something like this! Thank you! ❤
You're so welcome!
Wow! I'm not Jewish, but this is a beautiful tradition and so instructive. We bless you. 🙌🏼🙏🏼❤
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this video. I followed your instructions and they are easy and stress free. Hugs to you and your family
That's so nice to hear! I hope you're having a very happy Passover!
Thank you for this video!
I will be celebrating my first Passover this year and this was very helpful. ❤️
You're so welcome!!
I just want to say thank you for sharing you have a beautiful personality and I'm so grateful that you are willing to share your history so I can learn it be blessed
You are so welcome! Thank you so much for watching!!
Love this ! Such good advice. Making due with what we have is so important. Staying in , no outings, except to the backyard for the month. already did our very brief necessary shopping anyways. no need to leave.....
Thank you!
Thank you so much! What a mitzvah. 💗💗
This is wonderful! I’m so glad I found you! I’m doing an online Seder tonight for our church! I’m so excited to share the Passover with those who may have never understood it or learned about it. You’re a great teacher!
Thank you so much!!
Please don't do seders in a church. Jews neither need nor want Christians appropriating our culture.
❤What a sweet and helpful video. Those were trying times. Your hint were great.
Marion, I'm not sure how I missed this one, but DIY seder is so my thing. I completely agree that now is not the time to be in the stores, and it is not the time to waste. God would be glad for us to prioritize life, health, and resources for when we need them. We are definitely hunkering down here in LA and are grateful that I found two unopened boxes of matzah from last year in the pantry. That said, your make your own matzah video was so inspiring. Where there's a will, there's a way! Big hugs to you!
Lol I am literally eating matzah from last year as well!! Thankfully I had the 5lb. package last year and kept two boxes for this year!
Thank you very much for this very informative and interesting video. It is very cool to see someone do a seder which is not incredibly expensive. I am definitely going to try some of the tips you gave. 👍
Todah rabah great information Chag Sameach Pasach; happy Passover god bless ,shalom u’brajot
Thank you so much!!
Great video! I also appreciate you stressing to not stress about the kosher aspect right now while we are all in these crazy times. It has been very difficult to find any kosher items at the market near me these days as the shelves are so bare. We just have to make do with what we got and it’s not about the labels.
Thank you so much! Yes I think at this time the most important thing to focus on is just keeping healthy and safe.
Enjoy your kitniyot, Marion. We too enjoyed some steamed rice (we always do) and garbanzo beans last night (cooked from dry). I feel very forthuate to have the food that we have, and I would be pained to waste it - especially these nutritious foods. My children, being rice-a-holics, are also much happier for it. Tonight they had "sushi bowls" with the leftover rice. I loved your video. Such an important message.
Agreed 100%.
Aww thank you Melissa! I was very jealous of your lamb shank for seder!!
Still so helpful 3 years later!! Pesach Sameach!
Going to attempt my first passover this year!
mom was born & raised Jewish but my dad was Christian i learned Christian traditions. I never got to experience any of the Jewish traditions. Your channel has been very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you very much! Very helpful ❤️ Hope we all have a "geula" and "yetsiat mitzraim" ❤️❤️
Thank you so much! Wishing you a very healthy and happy holiday!
Todah. Great information. Chag sameach peasach
Thank you! You too!
This is just the cutest thing ever..
This is such a great helpful video for so many people! BTW u can have potatoes for karpas too. People can take this video and if they have any halachik questions they can just ask their rav. We'll done and chag samaich
Thank you!!
Helpful video. We reuse the same shank bone every year. We just throw it in the freezer and take it out for pesach. So that's one thing we have for the Seder plate lol. We also bought all the typical shelf stable pesach stuff already.
Oh my goodness that's the best idea I've heard lol love it!!
This has literally come into my recommended feed at the perfect time in my life... I am spending Passover without my family for the first time and I feel so unprepared. Usually I help organize Seder, but I’ve never been THE person doing it...
First year that we are going to celebrate all the biblical feasts.
Thank you for showing us how to improvise on the seder plate. I saw a bunch of haggadah templates online for download and just decided to write my own -- it has been a great learning process.
So glad to hear you found this helpful!
I am not affiliated with any religion group. I was brought up as Catholic but as I grew older I realized everything I learned was not actually scripture based. I am following the Jewish calendar and I am still learning. My understanding is, Yeshua was not only a Jew, but a Rabbi teaching the Torah. He followed all the commandments and so should I.
This passover I will celebrate the deliverance of the Jewish people from Egypt but also, I can see how my messiah fulfill this feast being our passover lamb. If you are a follower of Yeshua aka Jesus, I highly recommend you to watch "Identity Crisis " by Jim Stanley. It completely changed my relationship with God.
Thank You from Germany!
Thank you!!! Very grateful for the reminder to think of the joy in Judaism
You’re so welcome!
This is a really nice video, Marion. I love your approach. By the way, the Talmud says you can use any two cooked foods to represent the Paschal and Holiday sacrifices instead of the shank bone and the egg. We used a beet instead of the bone, as many vegetarians do. Or you could use a "Paschal yam". 😊
Any vegetable works for Karpas if you don't have parsley. Even a (cooked) potato is OK.
Wishing you and your family a safe and healthy Pesach!
Thank you so much and thank you for sharing that!
A fun idea for a Seder plate if you have kids-
My daughter (she was 12) started a tradition last year by painting a Seder plate and we got small, clear bowls to go over each Illustration she did. I am going to have her do one each year- I thought it would make a neat tradition and special memories 😊
And Great video, love when you do holiday videos!
Aww I love that so much thank you for sharing that!!
My Jewish Mommy Life you’re welcome! I wish it was possible to share photos on RUclips but you get the idea 😊
Thank you!!!!!!
Thanks!
Thanks so much 🥰🥰🥰 you’re so kind!!
Shabbat Shalom
I love your Seder plate where can I find one like yours
Thank you 😊🇦🇺
when will you cook the food for pesach seder ? sich this year pesach falls after shabbat . Thank you
Good Morning, can you break down the meaning of each to what they mean and stood for; for many websites have contrary to the original content and the children's school teaching it wrongly as to further confuse
Thanks kindly
Chag Pesach Sameach, Marion 👍❤😊 stay safe, hon!
Thank you so much, you too!!
I’m attending a Seder and wanted to brush up on some of the terms so I would know more of what to expect. You did a great job explaining. My heat goes out to moms like you that lost faith in God and believed the fear tactics of the government. Hearing how scared you were and telling people over and over to live in fear inside your house is the opposite of the freedom Moses let the Jews into when they left Egypt. Your warnings and fears were not of God.
So.. it does not have to be kosher?? Can you tell me what the roasted egg represents??
Thank You! & God Bless you & your Family!💓🙏
This is great. Especially because my fiances family plans got canceled
I'm sorry that your plans have had to change, that is so hard, I'm glad I could help!
Why is the matzah bag 3 compartments and why do you break the middle one and hide it? Thank you.
Thank you for speaking of saving a life or being a good steward of God's creation and that includes oneself and everyone else. We must preserve life, regardless of our having leaders who are indecent and are suggesting sacrificing people for the sake of the economy. It is a primary value in Judaism, too, that if there is appropriate fasting to be practiced that this is not expected of the extremely elderly or vulnerable wee ones or the medically compromised for whom it would be dangerous to participate in such a practice. No rule is without its life-saving exceptions in Judaism. Again, thanks for emphasizing not to get rid of food you may need in this crisis. The prime directive is to preserve life. Horseradish may last a century before expiry. What a gift to show us how to do this with what we have already at home and stay safe. I'll have to check out this potato kugle recipe. Thank you for helping us to do the remembering.
what about seeds as a replacement for the egg. they both represent the circle of life methinks
❤️👍🏼
I didn't hear what you supposed to do with it. Do you eat that stuff? In what order? Before or after the meal? It's in small quantities, would it be enough for the entire family and guests? Very confused... Need more details please 🙂🙏
Can anyone partake in the passover seder?
❤️😎💡
I just wanted you to know I'm a new subscriber and I like this video and I went back to it check something and it said I unliked it so I said I liked it again if it changes back just know I liked it and thank you
Lol I really appreciate that!!
What is Seder exactly?
Instead of matsa holder you can just use paper napkins too!
Love that! So true!
For the haggadah do we recite it for the 8 days?
Nope the Seder meal is just the first and second night of the holiday!
@@MyJewishMommyLife Thank you so much!!!!
Does everyone get a Seder plate?
From what I understand the Seder plate goes in the center of the table or at the head of the table where everyone can see it.
Thank you for this very helpful video :) I will for sure implement some of your tips into my makeshift Seder. And you really made an important point by emphasizing Pekuach Nefesh! I hope you are coping well, you seemed a bit stressed in your latest videos. I don't know if this was pre-recorded but you appeared a bit more hopeful :)
*There is a way to not let food go to waste and still stay safe. Store the chametz somewhere (a closet, a room, a shed, whatever) and seal this place off for the duration of Pessach. Then get your Rabbi to make an online form and legally sell your chametz to a non-jew (online) and buy it back after Pessach.* I am not a Rabbi so I might have misunderstood something, so here is the article I got the specific information from, please check for yourself: www.chabad.org/holidays/passover/pesach_cdo/aid/496883/jewish/Is-it-really-necessary-to-have-leaven-removed-from-ones-property.htm
(Edited to copy the stuff about Halakha)
*There is a way to not let food go to waste and still stay safe. Store the chametz somewhere (a closet, a room, a shed, whatever) and seal this place off for the duration of Pessach. Then get your Rabbi to make an online form and legally sell your chametz to a non-jew (online) and buy it back after Pessach.* I am not a Rabbi so I might have misunderstood something, so here is the article I got the specific information from, please check for yourself: www.chabad.org/holidays/passover/pesach_cdo/aid/496883/jewish/Is-it-really-necessary-to-have-leaven-removed-from-ones-property.htm
(Sorry for the double post, I just wanted people to see this)
@@Lootoodle
Hey M.C., thank you for sharing your thoughts. Rest assured that I take no offense, rather I feel honoured to discuss.
Personally, I follow the Jewish principle of na’aseh v’nishma, "we will do and then we will learn". There are commandments that may not yet make sense to us (yet) (eating kosher, and the stricter version of it on Pessach, are examples) but I think we can still accept them as a spiritual act and show our trust in the Eybershter.
Considering that we were commanded not only to not consume, but also to not OWN any chametz during Pessach, I think we should do our best to follow what we were explicitly told in the Torah. Yes, we can substitute things on our Seder plates but I would (and will have to, sadly) only do this if there really is no other way, not because of is easier or anything. We should always strive to do things properly.
Of course you are right that we need to think about and work on our relationship with HaShem with everything we do but I still do not think that this allows us to be slack about fulfilling the mitzvot.
However, I do recognise that there is a crisis going on right now where food must not be wasted and we should avoid meeting others and I believe we will be forgiven if we do what we can, even if it may not be ideal.
Linked below are two articles that talk more in depth about what I am trying to express, maybe you will find them interesting.
www-myjewishlearning-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.myjewishlearning.com/article/learning-amp-doing/amp/?amp_js_v=a3&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=15863465300140&referrer
www-myjewishlearning-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.myjewishlearning.com/article/do-first-understand-later/amp/?amp_js_v=a3&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=15863470273938&referrer
(1) See 1:23 of this video, thank you for the health advice, but you are not a physician or a research scientist. "Staying home" did not save lives. The lock downs killed more people than Covid did, ruined small businesses, and harmed our children. Covid hysteria did result in average workers paying 2+ trillion in taxes to big pharma. And that of course was the whole point. (2) The Pesach tips are excellent. I downloaded your Haggadah. This is helpful. Thank you. Chag sameach.
Hello Marion! Thanks always for your amazing content. we would love to cooperate with you .we emailed you 5 minuets ago from TotCraft and looking forward your reply . Thank you so much for your lovely content :)
.THIS IS NOT A JEWISH VIDEO, FOR EXAMPLE: SHE SAYS SHE USES NON_KOSHER WINE (which makes the whole passover meaningless).
SHE STATES IT IS NOT A KOSHER PASSOVER ? (agin, it is meaningless)
Miriam my sweet, sweet Sister in Father God ... they're MAKING you stay home where you reside? You can't go anywhere? Can't take walks or anything?
I live in SW Ohio (unfortunately 🤣) and folks are out and about!
That's crazy to me ... I mean, at night, it's quieter than "normal" but it's pretty much "business as usual" ...
This will all abruptly dissolve the weekend of Passover....
Edit: I don't believe you could be any sweeter... thank you for what you do, honey... Grandmotherly love and sincere prayers over you and your family....
We are under a 10 person max and only essential businesses open at the moment but we're choosing as a family to be as quarantined as possible to minimize risk.