Every year, we look forward to indulging in a big, , , and for . But before we get ahead of ourselves, many people will need to decide during the 40-day period between February 14 () and March 28. It's often known as a time for Christians to fast, reflect, and exercise self-restraint. If you're anything like Ladd Drummond, that could mean giving up your favorite soda (Dr Pepper) or cutting back on sweets, but many others will opt for giving up meat.
In fact, going meatless for Lent is one of the more common ways to observe the holy season. Depending on your faith, you may give up red and white meat only on Fridays (like Roman Catholics) or abstain from all kinds of meat including dairy and eggs, for the entire 40 days (like those who are ). So, what can you eat during the period of Lent? Look no further than these satisfying Lent recipes! Here, you'll find lots of vegetarian ideas and seafood recipes that the whole family will love.
There's no need to miss out on a tasty when you have these Lent-approved ideas for scrumptious , new ways to make , meatless main courses, and more.
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