Answer:
Passover
Explanation:
Matzo or Matzah is dough that is left to leaven. It is the traditional and official food to be celebrated during the Passover
It is elaborated with wheat and water.
Rabbis once leaven Matzo with flour and then moistened with water.
Flour that moistened was often accompanied with a glass of wine during the Passover
Jews celebrate Passover as a memory for they became free from slavery in Egypt by Moses as Exodus relates, in the Torah.
In the Old Testament , there are references in how this was to be kept as a solemn act and it was also an obligation for those under these laws.
(For Christians) Passover -Easter dates back to 1513 BC, when the Jewish people undertook their exodus from Egypt to the Promised Land. It was celebrated every year, as a reminder of the liberation of the Hebrews
