This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at U Penn chapter.

When it comes to Passover, I am most definitely a member of the minority: I love matzo! I know, it sounds weird. How could I love matzo? Matzo is usually the food people snub their noses at, take a few bites of as instructed during the Seder, and then push aside until the next year. Well, not me! I’m not exactly sure why – the dry texture, the crunchy bite, the bland flavor – but there’s something about the taste of matzo that I truly, from the bottom of my heart (and stomach) enjoy. Granted, you won’t find boxes of matzo lying around my house all year long (I’ll opt for leavened bread when I can), but when the calendar flips to April, the smell of Spring finally fills the air, and #K4P (kosher for Passover) begins to overload my Instagram feed, matzo becomes a staple. Plain matzo, matzo pizza, matzo brei, matzo pb&j, matzo granola; you name it, I’ll eat it. However, given that I am likely flying solo in the plain matzo department, I’ve compiled a handful of my favorite matzo recipes to turn an otherwise un-loved food into a must-try treat. I promise, whip up one of these recipes and in no time you’ll be saying “mo’ matzo, please!”

1. Matzo Granola

http://www.marthastewart.com/344746/matzo-granola?center=307033&gallery=968914&slide=344746

2. Matzo Nutty Bars

http://www.thekitchn.com/retro-recipe-homemade-nutty-bars-170380

3. No-Bake Matzo Chocolate Cake

http://toriavey.com/toris-kitchen/2010/02/easy-no-bake-chocolate-matzo-cake/

4. Matzo Puppy Chow

http://whatjewwannaeat.com/matzah-puppy-chow/

5. Dark Chocolate Banana Matzo Brei

http://www.thebittenword.com/thebittenword/2011/05/chocolate-banana-matzo-brei.html

6. Matzo S’Mores

http://www.marthastewart.com/314930/matzo-smores