One food item eaten during this holiday is named after the Greek word for dessert.
One food item eaten during this holiday is named after the Greek word for dessert. At separate points during this holiday's central event, three and ten drops of wine are spilled. Ritual washings during that event are called Urchatz and Rach'tzah, and food items such as Maror, or bitter herbs, are consumed. The youngest children present traditionally sing a song known as Mah Nishtanah, which asks four questions about this holiday. The event on which this holiday is based involved the faithful marking their doors with lamb's blood; today, the main preparation for this holiday involves purging one's house of leavened bread. For 10 points, name this Jewish holiday which commemorates the Exodus from Egypt.
One food item eaten during this holiday is named after the Greek word for dessert.
Passover [accept Pesach; prompt on "Seder"]