Friends Don't Let Friends Eat Matzah After Passover

Playing desert road warriors!... Now that's one ting you can do with leftover Matzah

Friends don’t let friends eat Matzah after Passover. But then what am I supposed to do with all the extra boxes in my cupboard? (don’t ask… my eyes were bigger than my Jewish stomach)
Here are 20 ideas to start me off, but I’m going to need more help. Any of you have this dilemma? Anyone have any suggestions? Let me know in the comments!

Watch “20 Things to Do With Matzah”

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMSEFCQCKPo

(Photo: shellys)

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Ugh. I left my wallet at home this morning so I couldn’t buy a bagel for breakfast. Starving in my office, I just reached into my drawer for leftover Matzah. Yes, I’m eating Matzah. On the same day I wrote this post. Cruel fate? Yes. Ironic? Yes. The joke’s on me, I guess.

We overbought. We talked about going easy on the matzah during Passover, did well and ended up with lots of extra. I think we have eater 5x more matzah now that Passover is over then we did during. Bummed. My hubby has been having huge chunks of it with oraganic (corn syrup free) jam, also bought for Passover every morning.

The only matzah I can tolerate are matzah pizza and matza brei.
Cover one sheet of matzah with pizza sauce and sprinkle on top with mozzarella cheese. Cook in microwave on high for 50-60 seconds. OK for Pesach. Probably not acceptable during the rest of the year.