Ashkenazi Haroset

Sweet and Spicy Haroset for Passover
Sweet and Spicy Haroset for Passover
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Ingredients

1 tbsp Sugar or honey, or to taste
2-3 tbsp sweet Red wine
2 Apples medium-sized tart apples, peeled, cord and finely chop or grated
½ cup Walnuts or almonds, chopped
½ -1 tsp Cinnamon

Nutritional information

115
Calories
6.3g
Fat
0mg
Cholesterol
1mg
Sodium
13.6g
Carbohydrate
2.6g
Fiber
Ingredients

Ashkenazi Haroset

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What is Ashkenazi Haroset? Best described as a sweet, loose, paste-like combination of fruit, spices, wine and matzah meal. Traditionally eaten at a Passover Seder meal to symbolize the clay – the work and the mortar of the slaves in Egypt.

Every family has their own recipe and mine combines apples, honey, sweet red wine chopped walnuts or almonds and a teaspoon of cinnamon. I personally love it!

To make Ashkenazi Haroset, you will need the following ingredients:

Ingridiens for Ashkenazi Haroset

Steps to make Ashkenazi Haroset

1

Combine apples and nuts

1

In a mixing bowl, toss 2 chopped apples and ½ cup of chopped walnuts or almonds until combined.

2

Add wine and spices

1

Add 1 tablespoon of sugar or honey, 2-3 tablespoons of sweet red wine and a teaspoon of cinnamon.

3

Serve

Serve and enjoy with traditional Matzah!

Some people enjoy this Ashkenazi Haroset by the spoonful and I am one of them. Although sweet in taste it really is enjoyed paired with other savory dishes. What do you think of this recipe? Let us know and contact us online with our hashtag #cookmerecipes on your own pages.

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Recipe Reviews

Average Rating:
(4.9)
Total Reviews: 11
Mayah Onusko

Never thought I'd mix apples and red wine together for a dessert. Now I am stunned due to how finger licking good it turned out to be.

Christiana Beights

I don't like the taste of the red wine to be honest.. but I might try to make it again though I prefer other things like the cherry cheesecake.

Nellie Beckstrand

I wanted to try this out and I'm very satisfied, glad I gave it shot since I'll be making this again for sure.

Lillyanna Carawan

Amazing recipe, easy and quick. Had Ashkenazi made for my colleagues during a get together and everyone was satisfied.

Itzayana Xayasane

This Ashkenazi recipe is great! made it today and will definitely be making it again, thanks!

Maryjane Jedziniak

Swapped out the red wine with some cream to make the recipe purely sweet and left everything else by the book, It turned out delicious.

Angelique Lien

Never thought that just apples and some walnuts could be considered a good dessert, I was totally wrong, this is the best thing I've ever tried!

Raylynn Hoffstadt

Easiest little dessert in a bowl you can make on the spot and it's very filling, great recipe, thanks.

Sailor Mahaffie

Me and my significant other had prepared Ashkenazi yesterday, Its truly a masterpiece of flavors, we both adore this mini dessert.

Britney Foy

I don't like the taste of the red wine to be honest.. but I might try to make it again though I prefer other things like the cherry cheesecake.

Athina

Delicious! Thanks for sharing recipe!

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