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What To Eat This Weekend: The Foods Of Passover And Easter

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Charoset, a chutney-like condiment, is a dish in the Passover Seder that is packed with flavor. (Larry Crowe/AP)
Charoset, a chutney-like condiment, is a dish in the Passover Seder that is packed with flavor. (Larry Crowe/AP)
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Across the world this weekend, people will be feasting to celebrate two major religious holidays.

Friday at sunset marks the beginning of Passover, the holiday remembering the exodus of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt.

And Sunday is Easter — the day Christians celebrate Jesus Christ's resurrection.

These are serious stories in history and religion and still debated ... but both revolve around food.

Guests

Merry White, professor of anthropology at Boston University. She tweets @merrycorkywhite.

Josh Lewin, owner and head chef of Juliet in Somerville. He tweets @jlewin.

This article was originally published on April 19, 2019.

This segment aired on April 19, 2019.

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