Lenten Season Recipes - Allie Allen - Bog

Would you like to prepare tasty Lenten meals for your family? Can you create the types of dishes they enjoy while observing Lent's diet restrictions? Wouldn't it be wonderful to invite friends and neighbors over for delicious Lenten meals? When you can prepare your own meals, you can make Lent a wonderful season to bring your family and friends together. Food can be rich in nutrients and symbolism, too. Since you are making the meals, each step has meaning. When you cook for your family, sharing that meal is part of your Lenten rituals. Fridays in Lent are traditionally meat-free days in some religions that observe the season. It doesn't have to deny anything - rather, it allows you to explore other types of foods and makes that part of the experience of Lent. It doesn't need to be a sacrifice - rather, it can be a way to expand your ingredient choices and learn about other foods your family enjoys. Making delicious meals for Lent allows you to be one with the many brothers and sisters who share your religion. It can be powerful and meaningful to prepare and enjoy Lenten meals, especially as you reflect on the season and your food choices. Whether you see Lent as a time for penance or possibly rebirth, you can use the meals as a way to become closer to your family and friends. Turn the page, let's cook Lenten dishes!