Seder Time is a Jewish ritual meal that is celebrated during the holiday of PASSOVER, which is also known as PESACH in Hebrew. The term Seder Time refers to the traditional dinner that is held on the first two nights of PASSOVER, during which the story of the Exodus from Egypt is recounted. During the Seder, a special set of rituals and foods are observed, including the drinking of four cups of wine, the eating of matzah, and the recitation of prayers.