First Time Making Pesach?

The beginner’s guide to stocking your kitchen for Pesach.
S
o. Plans fell through? Pesach program canceled, sister-in-law getting cold feet, mother-in-law wants to skip guests in light of the current situation? We get it: making Pesach for the fi rst time, especially if you only just realized you need to be making Pesach for the fi rst time, is daunting. Here’s a list of everything you need to get yourself ready for the Seder. And here’s a note: online shopping is ultra-convenient (always, but especially right now), but consider that frum-owned small businesses may really be hurting and could use your patronage.
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Kitchenware
FLEISHIGS:
cutting board, plastic, for raw meat and poultry
cutting board, wooden, for vegetables
knives
peeler
can opener
corkscrew
wooden spoon
spatula
whisk
ladle
large soup pot (7+ quarts)
medium pot (5 quarts)
2–3 frying pans in various sizes
MILCHIGS:
nonstick pan for eggs
spatula
Small Appliances
food processor
mixer (hand mixers sometimes burn out from beating egg whites)
Grocery
CLEANING/KASHERING SUPPLIES:
aluminum foil
parchment paper
shelf liners
sponges
SEDER NIGHT:
matzah (1.5-2 lb per adult)
wine and grape juice
eggs (don’t forget to hard-boil and roast one if it’s your minhag)
apples (for charoses)
walnuts (for charoses)
chicken wing (for zeroa)
romaine lettuce (for chazeres)
horseradish root
potatoes/celery (for karpas)
BASIC PANTRY GOODS:
oil (a neutral oil like saffl ower or walnut as well as olive oil)
almond butter
almond flour
potato starch
other flour substitutes, if desired
matzah meal, if applicable
baking powder
baking soda
salt
pepper
other spices, if applicable
coffee/tea
sugar
brown sugar
honey
tuna
mayonnaise
DAIRY:
milk
yogurt/leben
Disposables
hot cups
cutlery
napkins
foil pans
plates, cups (nice disposable if you haven’t invested in Pesach dishes yet)
2-lb, 1-lb, and ½-lb containers for storage and food prep
(Originally featured in Family Table Issue 686)
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