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SUMMARY
1. The Gemara discusses whether one recites, in Kidush, the blessing on the wine first or the blessing on the day first.
2. This dispute (#1) applies to all types of Kidush.
3. The Mishnah mentions that the Seder plate is brought to the table.
4. There is a dispute about whether it is a Mitzvah to eat Charoses on the night of Pesach.
5. While various types of cooked dishes may be used, the Gemara says that Rava used beets and rice.
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A BIT MORE
1. Beis Shamai: One first recites the blessing on the day, and then the blessing on the wine. Beis Hillel: One first recites the blessing on the wine, and then the blessing on the day.
2. Beis Shamai: The blessing is first recited on the holiness of the day, since that is the reason why the wine is being used. Beis Hillel: Since one does not recite Kidush without wine, the blessing on the wine should be recited first.
3. The Seder plate contains Matzah, Maror, Chazeres (that is, Karpas; a vegetable other than Maror is preferably used), Charoses, and two cooked dishes.
4. Tana Kama: It is not a Mitzvah. Rebbi Shimon: It is a Mitzvah.
5. Rav Yosef says that one should use two types of meat as a remembrance of the Korban Pesach and Korban Chagigah that were brought on Erev Pesach.
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