AT THE SEDER TABLE
Seder plate with:
- Sliced Cucumber / celery / potato (Karpas)
- Lettuce (Chazeret)
- Horseradish (Marror)
- Charoset
- Roasted chicken wing (Zero'ah)
- Hard boiled egg (Beitzah)
Matzah cover with 3 matzot
Plate of extra matzot
Bottles of grape juice
Bottles of wine
Cup for Elijah
Small bowl of saltwater
AT EACH PLACE
Kiddush cup
Pillow for reclining
Haggadah
SPECIAL ITEMS
Candies for "good questions and answers"
Props to re-create the Ten Plagues
Afikomen prizes
Published:
Wednesday, April 02, 2003
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(3) Mordechai Agasi , March 22, 2006
Seder Table Checklist
Passover Seder Table Checklist
The following is a basic list of what you need to run a seder:
Three Matzot
The Matzot can either be part of the Seder Plate (if the plate is so constructed) or left separately. Also, they should be whole.
Matzos Cover
Afikoman bags
Haggadah (the text of the Passover Seder) / Machzor
D'var Torah letter for the Kids
Wine or grape juice
Kiddush Becher (at least 3.3 oz.)
Cork Opener
Saucer (for spilling wine when plagues are mentioned.)
Seder plate with-
Karpas - Potato
Chazeret - Lettuce
Marror - Horseradish
Charoset - Nuts in wine
Zero'ah - Roasted chicken wing
Beitzah - Hard boiled egg
Extra Matzah (covered-optional; This Matzah need not be on the table.)
Salt
Extra Marror (This Marror need not be on the table.)
Towel, napkins
Pillow for reclining
Kittel (a white garment worn by all married men except one who is in mourning. Some have the custom that a Chatan (groom) during the first year of marriage does not wear a Kittel.
Nuts for "good questions and answers"
Nut cracker
Food-
Gefiltefish, Horseradish, Dips, Salads, Chicken Soup, Passover Noodles, Chicken, Meat, Side Dish, Latkes, Kugel, Dessert,
Drinks-
Borsht/Juices/Drinks/Water
Cup of Elijah
Cooked Potatoes
Hard boiled Eggs
Small bowl of saltwater
Afikomen prizes
Leichter / Candles-
Matches / Neronim Cups / Candle Holder / Liquid-Paraffin Candle Wax / Floating Wick.
YAKN'HAZ Candle
48 Hr. Candle for Cooking
Shabbos Clock for Light/Heat/Air conditioner/Fan
Shabbos Blech (Electric)
Mishna Brurah/Shmiras Shabbos Kehilchaso
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(1) Anonymous , March 21, 2004
Some people use celery as karpas.