Definition: "Apocrita," a Greek word translated as "baker's bread," refers to a ceremonial offering that was a staple in ancient Judaism, typically baked and seasoned with herbs like oregano or thyme, topped with onions and garlic, then sprinkled with salt and honey. This type of bread is often considered the traditional food for Passover, commemorating the liberation from Egypt under Moses.
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