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Workshop In Yonkers Shows How To Make Your Own Matzoh

YONKERS, N.Y. — Chabad of Yonkers, in anticipation of upcoming Passover, held a workshop which allowed participants to learn how to make their very own matzoh on Sunday afternoon. 

Yonkers residents, Iris and her daughter Emily are having fun rolling the dough for their very own matzoh.

Yonkers residents, Iris and her daughter Emily are having fun rolling the dough for their very own matzoh.

Photo Credit: Pamela Stern
Rabbi Hurwitz is showing twins Emily and Henry how to make thier very own matzoh.

Rabbi Hurwitz is showing twins Emily and Henry how to make thier very own matzoh.

Photo Credit: Pamela Stern
Making their own matzoh was fun for the kids and for the adults.

Making their own matzoh was fun for the kids and for the adults.

Photo Credit: Pamela Stern
Everyone who participated received their own hat, apron and rolling pin.

Everyone who participated received their own hat, apron and rolling pin.

Photo Credit: Pamela Stern
The finished matzoh that came right out of the oven.

The finished matzoh that came right out of the oven.

Photo Credit: Pamela Stern

This is the second year that Chabad of Yonkers held the workshop.

"The last time we held this event at the Will Library on Central Avenue in Yonkers," said Rabbi Mendy Hurwitz. 

Young children and grown adults had a blast learning how to make their own matzoh. Everyone who participated received their very own hat, apron and rolling pin.

Everyone had fun grinding the wheat, kneading the dough, rolling the dough and poking holes in the dough with a fork so that the matzoh doesn't bubble up. The whole process from start to finish is just under 18 minutes. 

Chabad of Yonkers also is welcoming the community to their Passover Sedar on April 3 and April 4. 

The Passover Sedar will include traditional matzah, wine and kosher food. This is open to everyone regardless of religious affiliation or observance. Chabad will host the Seder at Chabad of Yonkers at  Greystone Jewish Center, which is located at 600 North  Broadway in Yonkers. Sedar on Friday, April 3 will be at  7:40 p.m. and on Saturday, April 4, will be at 8 p.m.

There is a fee for the sedar, which benefits Chabad of Yonkers. It is $36 for adults and $18 for children.

RSVP is required. Please contact Rabbi Hurwitz, 914-963-8888 or email

 

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