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"Made in my house for every family gathering and holiday. Possibly the most delicious thing you'll EVER eat--even if you don't like yams, which I don't."

Ingredients: dark brown sugar, heavy cream...

"I have been eating potato kugel all my life - take it from me, this one is the absolute best. It's from the "Kosher Palette Cookbook" it is crispy on the outside and creamy and, well, 'lacy' on the inside. It freezes very well so I usually double the recipe. Enjoy!"

Ingredients: fresh ground pepper, potato starch...

"This is a family favorite, we eat it almost every week, but it's especially good on Passover."

Ingredients: eggs, olive oil, onions...

"From the Aish Hatorah Kosher for Pesach Cookbook, in response to a request."

Ingredients: pepper, eggs, oil...

"This is another one of those comfort foods that takes me back to my Hungarian father. For Passover, use matzah meal instead of bread crumbs. I actually make it with matzah meal all year round."

Ingredients: pepper, dry breadcrumbs, eggs...

"This is major comfort food in our house. I usually make this as a side dish to go with fish, but my kids like it all on its own."

Ingredients: cottage cheese, onions...

""Tzimmes" is one of those Yiddish words that loses something in translation. It is probably best defined as confusion or a mishmash...which is probably where this casserole gets its name. This recipe can be made 2 days in advance; cover and refrigerate until ready to bake. You can vary the proportion of carrots to sweet potatoes."

Ingredients: honey, orange juice, prunes...

"These are also from Cuba. I like them as a side with of course, melted butter and salt."

Ingredients: fresh ground black pepper, eggs...

"Oven-roasting vegetables brings out maximum flavour, in my opinion. I eat these like potato chips - can't stop at just one."

Ingredients: fresh ground black pepper, extra virgin olive oil...

"Even though this is a Passover recipe we also eat this during the year, it's a favorite. The measurements are very flexible, you really can't mess up this recipe!"

Ingredients: matzos, eggs, farfel...

"From a newspaper article called Crossing Delancy: Food and History by Judith Segal. This is what was printed before the recipe "Families which follow the tradition of not eating gebruks should substitute potato flour for the matzoh during passover. A potato kugel may be "parve," containing neither milk nor meat. If it is being prepared..."

Ingredients: chicken fat, eggs, onions...