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March 25, 2010 - Image 84

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2010-03-25

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Family Focus

CELEBRATING PASSOVER

Making Matzah

Hands-on
demonstration teaches
youngsters the
time-honored method.

T

he Barbara and Douglas Bloom Matzah
Factory at the Jewish Community Center
in West Bloomfield is one sure sign that
Passover is coming.
.
Several weekends before the holiday families as
well as children from local synagogues gather to
learn the exacting science of making matzah that's
kosher for Passover. This hands-on experience goes
from measuring out the flour and water, mixing it
well, rolling it out and getting it into the big oven

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March 25 • 2010

Above: A busy group

of children keeps the

18-minute process

going by rolling dough.

Left: Madi, 10, Jacob,

8, and Natalie Banooni,

6, of West Bloomfield

talk with Rabbi Schneur

Silberberg of the Sara

& Morris Tugman Bais

Chabad Torah Center of

West Bloomfield about

the finished matzah.

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