The Personalized Haggadah

The count down to Passover 2012 is on!  The first Passover Seder will be held on Friday night, April 6.  Make sure you have haggadahs for everyone at your 2012 Seder.  Order, beautiful, concise Haggadahs at www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com.  Host the best Passover Seder ever this year.  See the entire haggadah online at www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com.  Large print edition is available too!

New for 2012!  Large Print Haggadah!

Large Print Edition Haggadahs are available at www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com for $15.  Personalize the front cover with any name you would like at no additional cost!  The Large Print Edition Haggadah is 30% larger than the standard Haggadah.  The pagination is the same.  Family and friends who prefer a larger print will LOVE this new Haggadah at the Passover Seder in 2012!

The Haggadah is the book that is used at the Passover table each year. It contains the order of the Passover seder, including traditions and stories, and is used by the participants to conduct the rituals of the meal. The Haggadah also recounts the story of the Exodus, when the Israelites were freed from slavery in Egypt. It contains poetry and songs that have become a part of Jewish tradition as well.

The Personalized Haggadah is a complete, beautiful, direct, yet concise Passover Haggadah for your Passover Seder 2012.  (You can view the entire Haggadah online at www.PromiseHaggadah.com).

In our 10th Anniversary year this year, “The Promise Haggadah” celebrates that well over 1,500 Jewish organizations have sold this product and 200,000 Haggadahs are in circulation throughout the country.  The Haggadah is sold in both a personalized format and a non-personalized format reading “The Promise Haggadah” on the front cover.  (Individuals may order either Haggadah direct at www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com)

Here’s what’s best about “The Promise Haggadah”:

-   Forever keepsake for your family
-   Haggadah that is easy to complete in its entirety
-   Complete and concise Passover Seder
-   Children understand passover concepts without gimmicks
-   Each page is beautifully illustrated by Judaic artist, Julie Szerina Stein
-   Passover interpretations are direct and clear
-   Complete transliterations

Simple Passover Charoset Recipe

(As taken by www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com)

1 Cup          grated apples (peeled)

1/4 Cup       chopped walnuts (chopped fine)

1 teaspoon   cinnamon

1 teaspoon   honey

2 tblspns      kosher red wine (to taste)

(serves enough for 4 - 6 people)

Seder Table

Haggadahs                         A personalized Haggadah for each person attending

                                          the Seder  — www.PersonalizedHaggadah.com

Wine or Grape Juice              4 cups per person 

Salt Water                             To dip the parsley & boiled egg 

Elijah’s Cup                           Extra wine cup filled to the brim for the  table 

Miriam’s Cup                        Extra wine cup filled collectively by  women with water

Candles                                Two candlesticks

Seder Plate                           A special Passover plate that separates  

                                            the items listed below: 

On The Seder Plate

Matzah              (Unleavened bread of affliction) – 3 whole matzahs separated from     

                         each      other by a napkin for the Seder plate, and an additional two  

                          matzahs per person at the Seder

Boiled egg          Beitza

Shank bone        Z’roa – meatless and roasted 

Bitter Herbs        Maror & Korech – 2 forms like horseradish or romaine lettuce stalks

Vegetable           Karpas – like parsley

Charoset             Blended mixture of apples, nuts, cinnamon & red wine

On the first two nights of Passover (April 6 & 7, 2012), a Seder is conducted – a festive, yet solemn meal.  The Seder table is traditionally set formally with a Haggadah for each person.  The Passover Seder is a time for the re-enactment of the Exodus from Egypt, while praying for redemption. 

The word Seder means, “order” in Hebrew.  The Passover Seder consists of steps that are outlined in Haggadahs and performed at different points during the Passover Seder meal.  A Passover Seder is celebrated because it is a commandment from God.  Each Seder food and act described in the Haggadah, symbolizes concepts and event in the Passover story.  Your Personalized Haggadah serves as a complete guide.

 The Seder Experience

At the Seder, each person considers himself or herself as if he or she physically experienced the Exodus from Egypt.  With ancestors in mind, Seder participants symbolically witness the “Ten Plagues” and cross the Red Sea.  The Exodus story is retold to each generation and children are encouraged to ask questions.  The Passover Seder is a meaningful and truly spiritual experience.  The Personalized Haggadah serves as a complete guide through the Seder.  You can order your personalized Haggadahs for just $11 by visiting www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com.

www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com is pleased to announce the LARGE PRINT HAGGADAH for 2012!  This Passover, order the Large Print Haggadah for loved ones at your Passover Seder!  It’s printed with 30% larger print.  This beautiful, concise large print Haggadah is the perfect size and print for Passover Seder 2012!

Personalized Haggadahs are now available for purchase at www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com for Passover Seder 2012!  Now in our 10th Anniversary, The Promise Haggadah has sold well over 100,000 Haggadahs to families throughout the world.  What can you expect from your Seder in 2012?  Your 2012 Passover Seder will be an unforgettable family experience when everyone has their own personalized Haggadah (custom with either a first or last name on the front of each Haggadah).  In about 1 hour,  your concise Seder will include the entire Order of a traditional Seder, without the extra interpretations.  Your family of all ages, will love this Seder experience!  Visit www.PersonalizedHaggadahs.com to see a full copy of the Haggadah or download Haggadah sample and see this beautiful Seder for yourself.  You can order easily online for just $11 each!