the bouncy two-part Chad Gadya melody we learned from the choir director at Aunt Miriam's shul with the tradition of sound effects D. picked up from a Hillel someplace in grad school.  It's great fun, and ends the Seder with everyone buzzed and breathless instead of nodding into their winecups, which is the point of all those songs at the end <i>anyway</i>.  </p>

<p>What else?  Let me see -- it's a little late for the exhaustive Pesach Cuisine post, although I still wish we'd been able to find kosher l'Pes