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After korekh we proceed with the meal. The food should be of high quality and served on decorative dishes. It is permissible to drink wine during the meal. (This drinking is not part of the obligatory four cups.) However, eating and drinking should be in moderation, both so everyone will have an appetite for the afikoman at the end of the meal, and the energy to continue reciting Hallel and the other songs at the end of the Seder.
Many people do not eat roasted meat or chicken at the Seder, to highlight the absence of the roasted Paschal offering. Others do, including Yemenites and some Sephardim.
