Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco Attend Passover Seder Together — See the Impressive Spread

Cookbook author Jake Cohen hosted Gomez and Blanco for the Jewish holiday

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco celebrated Passover together in a delicious way.

Cookbook author Jake Cohen shared a glimpse of his four Passover seders this year — one of which included Gomez and Blanco. In the Instagram post, the cute couple can be seen next to each other while seated across from other friends, including comedian Eric André. They were at a table eating matzo ball soup and reading from a Haggadah as tradition during the holiday.

Some of Cohen’s fans spotted the celebrity couple right away with one writing, “having selena gomez at your seder 🥲.” Another wrote, “selena is for sure the best afikoman finder.”

Cohen’s Passover spread was impressive with both traditional and modern touches like brisket and mock liver.

Blanco, who is Jewish, is also quite the chef himself. In April, he spoke with PEOPLE about his debut cookbook, Open Wide: A Cookbook for Friends (out April 30). "She definitely loves it," he said of Gomez's support for his cookbook. "Selena, my friends, my family, they all knew that I cooked so much and it was a long time coming."

Even though he enjoys cooking, Blanco revealed that sometimes it's just easier for him and Gomez to order a pizza together.

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"It's so funny. Sometimes when you're cooking all day, you're doing all this stuff, you're just like, 'Should we just get pizza? Or should we just go get tacos?'" Blanco told PEOPLE.

"You're writing all day. You're doing this all day. In your free time, you're just like, 'Oh my God, I'm not doing this s---,'" he added.

Blanco and Gomez publicly confirmed their romance in early December.

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Blanco "loves to make all the people I'm with happy" — and cooking is how he does it.

"So that goes for everyone: my family, my girlfriend, my friends. I want to create an experience," he said. "So if you came over to my house and I know you loved peanut butter stuffed dates or something, every time you came, I was going to have that as an option for you. That goes for everyone in my life ... I want to create a moment because it shows that you care and you listen and you pay attention."

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