In addition to the version of this event celebrated on Tu B'Shvat, participants in a different one of these events sing songs such as "Chad Gayda" and "Adir Hu.
The book P'ri Etz Hadar popularized one of these events, which was established by the mystics of Safed in the sixteenth century. In that version of this event, participants drink white wine, then mixtures of white and red wine, and finally only red wine. In addition to the version of this event celebrated on Tu B'Shvat, participants in a different one of these events sing songs such as "Chad Gayda" and "Adir Hu." That version of this event ends with the phrase "Next year in Jerusalem," and features the hunt for the missing afikomen. Participants in this event place charoset and bitter herbs between matzah and recount the story of the exodus of the Jews from Egypt. For 10 points, name this celebratory meal held during Passover.
The book P'ri Etz Hadar popularized one of these events, which was established by the mystics of Safed in the sixteenth century.
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