What was the first Chametz Food you ate after Pesach?

Mishie

Thu, Apr 20 2006, 10:25 am

After washing the dishes from Yomtov and putting away...
I got out an unopened bag of flour (sold with Mechiras Chametz), and put up a dough...
About 2 hours later we had hot, yummy, fresh rolls with butter.

Also, My DH's family has a "Minhag", they go out to the supermarket as soon as it opens after Yomtov and get a box of Cereal....
So, that's what he did....

What did y'all have?

8)

mali

Thu, Apr 20 2006, 11:08 am

a "mufleta" from my friend's "mimuna"

Ima3

Thu, Apr 20 2006, 6:20 pm

Pizza!

BrachaVHatzlocha

Thu, Apr 20 2006, 7:43 pm

nothing yet! and too tired to pack away the pesach stuff!

Mama Bear

Thu, Apr 20 2006, 8:05 pm

my husband is going to get some rolls from the bakery now. yay!

miriam

Thu, Apr 20 2006, 9:24 pm

mali wrote:

a "mufleta" from my friend's "mimuna"

Translation, please?

Chani

Thu, Apr 20 2006, 9:43 pm

chocolate biscotti - mmmmm!!!!!

MommyLuv

Sat, Apr 22 2006, 6:09 pm

my hubby and I had bowls of raw oatmeal with sugar and cinnamon and milk...its yummy, it only sounds weird until you try it!!...and this was at 1 am after dealing with a disastrous kitchen and an overtired baby Smile

ektsm

Sat, Apr 22 2006, 6:18 pm

Believe it or not I was not interested in any chametz this year. I find the only time of year I really eat healthy is Pesach. I am forced becasue of my minhagim not to eat junk.

chocolate moose

Sat, Apr 22 2006, 6:23 pm

pizza fromn the basement tenatn for lunch

nicole81

Sat, Apr 22 2006, 6:31 pm

I had cereal on friday afternoon.

miriam

Sat, Apr 22 2006, 7:06 pm

nicole81 wrote:

I had cereal on friday afternoon.

Ditto. And ofcourse everyone devoured the challah on Friday night.

girlsmom

Sat, Apr 22 2006, 7:13 pm

pizza on Friday afternoon

mali

Sun, Apr 23 2006, 1:51 am

miriam wrote:

mali wrote:

a "mufleta" from my friend's "mimuna"

Translation, please?

there's a sephardi minhag to make a "mimuna" (a celebration in honor of the rambam, I think) right after pesach. they usually get organized beforehand - pack away most of their pesach stuff erev yom tov. then right when yom tov is over, they quickly pack in the rest of the stuff, and take out the chametz. the traditional food served at this ceremony is called a "mufleta". it's a flat piece of dough, fried, and served with all sorts of dips and spreads. most of the things served there are kosher for pesach, for practical reasons.

Tefila

Sun, Apr 23 2006, 9:21 am

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Ditto. And ofcourse everyone devoured the challah on Friday night

Yep

koolmother

Tue, Apr 25 2006, 10:32 am

mali wrote:

miriam wrote:

mali wrote:

a "mufleta" from my friend's "mimuna"

Translation, please?

the word mimouna actually comes from the word lel emunah which is something that the baal shem tov started and its the same reason that lubavitchers have seoudas mashiach.

an other reason is that on pesach everybody keeps diferent minhagim and diferent chumras. so basically nobody really goes to anybody elses house. so on motzaai pesach you basically go from house to house (in yidish it would be galaventing) and you specificly make a berachah in the house to show your friend that eventhough on pesach I didnt come to you its nothing against you. so here a proof is that I come to you as soon as pesach is over.

and moufleta is a kind of pancake which is flat and fried

koolmother

Tue, Apr 25 2006, 10:33 am

I also had fresh moufleta from my neighboor and pizza