This simple, naturally sweet charoset recipe is a meaningful addition to your Passover table—or to any springtime meal celebrating renewal and connection. Crisp apples are finely grated and folded together with roasted ground walnuts, a touch of honey, warm cinnamon, and a splash of fresh orange juice. The result is a fragrant, slightly textured mixture that’s both symbolic and deeply nourishing. Traditionally served during the Passover Seder, charoset represents the mortar used by the Israelites in Egypt—but in your kitchen, it becomes a delicious way to honor tradition while embracing the vibrant energy of the season.
Ingredients
        
	
	        1          cups      
        raw walnuts  
    
        roasted  
      
	
	        2          large      
        granny smith apples  
    
        grated  
      
	
	        1          tablespoons      
        raw honey  
      
	
	        1          tablespoons      
        orange juice  
      
	
	        1          teaspoons      
        cinnamon  
   
             
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
