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This is Barbo Gold's main dish for Seder. She's been making this Low Carb Brisket Recipe since Aunt Sadie taught her over 60 years ago!

A friend of CarbSmart who keeps kosher points out that because this recipe contains dairy it cannot be eaten at a meat meal–like brisket. To make this recipe pareve (neutral), substitute margarine for the butter, and make coconut sour cream.

Charoset is a mandatory, traditional part of the seder meal, representing the mortar the Hebrews used to set bricks during their captivity in Egypt. It is impossible for me to make the classic charoset without using some apple.

Great low carb recipes for Passover: Low Carb Seder Recipes from a Jewish Mama. Beef Brisket, Noodle Kugel, and Low Carb Charoset.

Most people are aware of some Jewish dietary laws – that Jews who keep kosher do not eat pork or shellfish, or consume meat and milk products together. The laws are more complex than that, governing how kitchens are run, how animals are slaughtered, and who may or may not prepare certain foods. These rules do not interfere with a low carbohydrate diet.

Top O' the Morning to ye, boys and girls! Aren't we all Irish on and near St. Patrick's Day? Isn't it a law of our fair land? Doesn't everyone have to wear some article of green clothing, or suffer the pinching consequences? Anticipating that you have been hunting four-leaf clovers and practicing to do a proper Irish jig, I will now ask you this burning question: What's Irish and spends the summer outside the back door? It's Paddy O'Furniture, don't you know!