At its heart, Passover is all about tradition and repetition.

This is where the celebration evolves.

You’ll also find new ideas for using up your leftovers, and, of course, delicious desserts.

Gondi (Iranian Jewish Chicken Meatball Soup)

Photo: Greg DuPree

Horseradish-Crusted Salmon with Crispy Leeks

This main is perfect for a pescatarian Seder.

The head-on fish make a stunning centerpiece for the holiday meal.

The sauce can be made with yogurt, for a dairy-based meal, or with tahini.

Slow-Cooker Arroz con Pollo

This version is packed full of vegetables and flavor.

For a really pretty presentation, use a variety of different beet colors all together.

“Chocomole” Pudding

The secret to a really creamy vegan chocolate pudding?

Chicken Stew with Green Herbs & Citrus (Morgh-e Torsh)

Eric Wolfinger

Blend in some avocado.

Popular among vegans and the dairy-averse, this frozen dessert is made by blending frozen fruit and nut milk.

It’s the perfect accompaniment to a flourless chocolate cake.

Horseradish Salmon with Crispy Leeks

Jacob Fox

The squash keeps the ingredients layered like a traditional lasagna but is far more flavorfuland healthier too.

This frittata full of delicious, healthy veggies makes the perfect Passover-appropriate lunch or dinner.

Oven-Roasted Fish with Onion, Lemon, Fenugreek & Cilantro (Mahi-e Shekam Por)

Stuffed Sweet Potato with Hummus Dressing

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vegan shepherd’s pie

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Salad-e Khiar-o Anar (Cucumber & Pomegranate Salad)

Raw Vegan Zoodles with Romesco

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Chocomole Pudding

Tart Cherry Nice Cream

Andrea Mathis

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Noodle-Less Butternut Squash Lasagna

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side view of brothy chicken soup in a white bowl

Lisa Cassell-Arms