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  • Ask your grown up assistant to show you how to use the peeler safely! Peel the three apples.

  • Grate the apples into a bowl.

  • Using the nut-cracker, crack the shells, and take out the nut.

  • Place the shelled walnuts in the nut grinder, turn the handle and grind.

  • Mix the walnuts into the grated apples.

  • Measure out four tablespoons of sweet, red Passover wine, and add it to the mixture.

  • Using your wooden mixing spoon, mix ingredients together till it’s a nice thick paste.

  • Place the Charoset mixture in the fridge to chill.

  • Make sure to take out before the Seder and place it in the right spot on your Seder plate before Passover begins.

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Posted: Apr 24, 2010
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i always wanted to know how my mom would make charoses and now i know too.

thank you
Posted By Anonymous, redwood, calafornia

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Posted: Mar 28, 2010
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dont you put pears in charoses too?
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