How to Prepare for Passover

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Clean your house

   Before Passover, the whole house needs to be cleaned so that all leavened bread products are removed.
   
   Don't forget your oven, stove, and even your toaster!
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   Step 2: especially your kitchen.

   Prepare for the Shabbat before Passover begins.
   
   Shabbat HaGadol is called so as it marks the beginning of redemption.
   
   There is a lot about it in the Bible verses starting at Exodus 12:3. , To save you from worrying about fattening foods, buy lots of fresh fruits and vegetables to leave you healthy and full! ,, It's a great idea to have Haggadot that has both English and Hebrew, with English transliterations to make the service easier for everyone. , It is important to prepare the six symbolic symbolic items:
   Zeroah (roasted shank bone) Beitzah (hard-boiled egg) Maror (horseradish root) Charoset (mixture of chopped apples, walnuts, and red wine) Karpas (sprigs of parsley) Chazeret (Romaine lettuce) , The table is the centerpiece of your meal, so be sure to arrange it well.
   
   There are a number of things you'll need on the table like festive tablecloth and napkins, kosher for Passover dishes, flatware, water glasses, and wine glasses; small dishes of salt water for dipping, enough bottles of wine and grape juice for each person to have four cups, a special wine cup reserved for Elijah, a special water cup reserved for Miriam, a plate with 3 pieces of matzah on it and a cover over it, the Seder Plate and Haggadot, which has Passover prayers and songs, etc. , Begin early so you're not rushing to finish everything the day before. ,
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   Step 3: Burn and/or sell all your leavened bread products.

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   Step 4: Do your Passover shopping at least a week in advance.

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   Step 5: Call your family and friends to let them know that you're having a Passover Seder at your house.

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   Step 6: If you don't have Haggadot

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   Step 7: order some or buy them.

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   Step 8: Prepare the Seder Plate.

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   Step 9: Set the Passover table.

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    Step 10: Cook for your Seder.

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    Step 11: Begin the Passover celebration.

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