6 – 9 p.m. Saturday, April 15 • $225 per person, $400 per couple, or $1,500 per table of eight
The Carriage House is hosting a lavish multi-course seder with proceeds benefitting the Temple Emanu-El. Rabbi Cohon will lead an abbreviated version of the full seder program. Additionally, the event will feature choral music and “celebrity” waiters.
Temple Emanu-El Passover Seder Menu
Passed Hors d’Oeuvres
Mini Chilled Borscht – sour cream, horseradish
Grana Padano Tuile – spring vegetables, bitter herb aioli
Moroccan Haroset on Matzo
Dinner
Steamed Spring Asparagus – sauce gribiche, tarragon, smoked hamachi, crisp fried mushrooms, spring radishes
Pan-Seared Salmon with Ginger Carrot Coulis – roasted beet puree, pearl onions, lemon syrup
Double Chop of Roast Lamb Rack – olive oil crushed sweet potatoes with dried apricots, whole roasted and crushed almonds, Medjool dates, orange gastrique, pomegranate syrup
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