o/t question about passover...candles?

You can find a lot of info on the chabad dot org website

From what I remember it's the same two candles you'd light for shabbat or any yom tov. Here is a link to the prayers for the difference occasions.

http://www.chabad.org/holidays/passover/pesach_cdo/aid/2863/jewish/Candle-Lighting-Blessings.htm

jaxsmom is correct. Even though Passover is an 8 day holiday, unlike Hanukkah, you do not light candles each night. Traditionally, 2 candles are lit the first 2 nights and the last 2 nights. Many people only light on the first 2 nights, but more orthodox jews light the 4 nights. Even when Shabbat falls on one of those days you still only light 2 candles, but you say 2 prayers over the lighting of them.

Thank you very much!! This means more to me than I express here!!...xoxo

On 3/23/2015 RachB said: Even more off topic...anybody have a recipe for a savory kugel that isn't made with matzah?

Do you need something you can serve with dairy, or a meat meal? Have you considered cauliflower or potato to make a vegetable kugel? I think something along the lines of:

2 onions shredded and browned with 1/2 cup mushroom,

2 large carrots shredded

1 head cauliflower chopped, boiled for 15 minutes, drained, mashed, drained again (your goal is get out all moisture)

3 eggs

dill

minced garlic

2 tablespoons potato starch

1/2 tsp salt

1/2 pepper

1 tsp smoked parika

After cauliflower is dealt with, combine with other ingredients to moisten. Transfer to an 8 x 8 baking pan and bake at 400 for 40-60 minutes (check to prevent burning).

- if you wanted to make it dairy add cream cheese, if meat, use chicken stock.

Thanks for the recipe. Unexpected reward for reading the post!

I've been looking for a Passover thread. Hello ladies! Great recipe!!

Thanks again!! Just asking...do you light only at sun down?? Just thinking, it gets dark later, so can I light before sun down?? I feel all this is done in remembrance, so if I'm off an hour, is that ok??