What's your go to Friday meal during Lent? - Page 2

MarylandAG

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10:51p, 2/23/21

Capirotada is the cat's meow! To me it closely resembles bread pudding with a mexican twist.

RGV AG

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In reply to Lola68 • 10:55p, 2/23/21

Sorry for the late reply, this video is in Spanish, but pretty self explanatory, very similar to how I make it, except I use some peppers in the mix.
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7:48a, 2/24/21

Grilled salmon & orzo

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11:31a, 2/24/21

Brisket.

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12:32p, 3/2/21

Catfish Gumbo
Cheese Enchiladas
Tostadas
Pinto Beans and Cornbread
Fish Tacos

These are my regular Lenten dishes

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In reply to FIDO*98* • 4:35p, 3/3/21

FIDO*98* said:
Fried fish is our normal go-to, but, we eat a lot of vegetarian/vegan meals anyway so Lenten Fridays are pretty easy from a food perspective. Also, it's a good reminder that the Fast is part of Lent as well as meatless so we eat pretty simple for breakfast and lunch especially. Oatmeal, PB&J, and such. We had a Priest comment that if you're eating meatless breakfast tacos, cheese pizza for lunch, and the Fisherman's platter for dinner that you're missing the point entirely.

Outside of fried fish, my Kids favorite is my Zucchini Fritter Parmesan or Hibachi Shrimp and Fried Rice
Cheese Lasagna, Stuffed Manicotti, or Stuffed Shells are always a big hit
I could live off of Pasta Puttanesca.
Pretty much anything on a Chinese menu with Tofu subbed
My favorite Asian dish is Pad See Ew with Tofu
FIDO Plant-Based recipe thread. Everything on this thread is nails. Seriously.

You know what's funny. I grew up in NOLA. My parents said eating fried fish instead of meat isn't a sacrafice. Hard to argue with their logic. Nowadays, just eating vegan out of health, so I feel like I am sacraficing enough already, especially with another thread on Elk Meat.

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