UKRAINE — Almost 20 years after the collapse of Communism, numerous bakeries have sprung up all across the former Soviet Union, where Jewish communities collectively hand bake the traditional unleavened Passover bread known as matzah.
Students Make Their Own Matzah in Ukraine
UKRAINE — Almost 20 years after the collapse of Communism, numerous bakeries have sprung up all across the former Soviet Union, where Jewish communities collectively hand bake the traditional unleavened Passover bread known as matzah.
Beginning weeks before the holiday, the bakery in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, shipped its products to locations all over the globe, while children in cities near and far learned firsthand just how complicated it is to make the special food.
Mirroring projects around the world, the students of the Ohr Avner Chabad day school in the city of Vinnitza, Ukraine, had a matzah-baking demonstration in the days leading up to Passover.
