386454 Thu Mar 29 19:20:32 -0700 2007 7 11 South 0 2434138 Sources needed for "Passover" (i.e., not necessarily kosher) catered/take-out foods for seder for 10. Many thanks in advance for last minute assistance. Thu Mar 29 19:20:32 -0700 2007 11335 oldhound 1 2434284 There is a new kosher/Israeli store in Woodcroft called Sabra. I haven't been there but that's where I'm going to look for something to bring to the in-law's seder. It's actually across the street from Woodcroft shopping center, on 751, same shopping strip as City Beverage and Randy's Pizza. Here is an N&O story that lists some of Sabra's holiday offerings: http://www.newsobserver.com/105/story/488477.html . I would also probably check out Whole Foods and Weaver Street. I know Weaver St has holiday-appropriate baked goods, don't know about prepared foods. Thu Mar 29 20:15:37 -0700 2007 2434138 21873 dubedo 2 2434743 Sabra's great for buying kosher meat (mostly frozen) or Israeli products, but it doesn't have any prepared foods. I think your best bet is to go to Whole Foods for prepared foods, as long as you're happy with kosher style -- their chopped liver, which they should have for Pesach, is supposed to be phenomenal. Fri Mar 30 05:11:31 -0700 2007 2434284 13153 Tarz 3 2438339 Tarz, thanks for the tip on Whole Foods. I just tried it out. It was a very good version. They use chicken livers (which I prefer over beef) and they mix in a healthy amount of egg and onion. The texture is fairly creamy, and I was raised on a firmer, "crumbly" texture, but the taste was still quite nice. My SO and I both thought it was the best we have had in NC. I don't know how long they'll keep it past Passover, so get it while you can! Sat Mar 31 10:04:52 -0700 2007 2434743 37297 klmonline 4 2438621 Although the "Passover" Stuffed Chicken Breast at the Raleigh WF listed wheat and soy as ingredients. Maybe the wheat came from matzah meal, but soy? Still, for the OP's requirements I'd still say WF is most likely the best bet in the Triangle. Sat Mar 31 12:29:59 -0700 2007 2438339 25244 rockycat 5 2443552 Thanks to all! Purchased items at Sabra and WF. Special thanks for the heads-up about the chopped liver. Chag sameach to all. Mon Apr 02 12:54:06 -0700 2007 2438621 11335 oldhound 4 2439849 I am spoiled on the choped liver front. My wife makes the 2nd avenue deli recipe every year. It uses both chicken and beef liver, she even renders her own schmatlze {chicken fat}. Never had Whole Foods but hers is a very good version. Sun Apr 01 05:42:05 -0700 2007 2438339 69475 chazzer 5 2440065 For the record, A Southern Season always has freshly made chopped liver in the deli section near the olive-tapinade-hummus containers. Theirs is creamier than the Whole Foods' version, and quite reminds me of my great aunts' annual productions at Passover. Sun Apr 01 08:23:14 -0700 2007 2439849 22446 walras