*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. For Christians, Lent is a time for quiet reflection. For austerity. For repentance. But mostly it’s a time for fish ...

For those who do practice this tradition, you might enjoy a change from fried fish. If you can't find the black grouper filets, almost any kind of firm, text... Friday, June 27 79°F / Cape Girardeau ...

It is customary for Catholics to have their fish on Friday, but as a Protestant, I can remember having fish on Friday when I was still in school. Then as I entered the work ... Saturday, July 5 75 ...

During Lent (which takes place from March 5 - April 17 this year), Friday dinners for observers are often marked by a fish-y feast, since meat from warm-blooded animals (fish are cold-blooded!) is ...

Serve with couscous or warm bread for soaking up the sauce. 15½-ounce can chickpeas. 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, plus more to serve. 4 medium garlic cloves, minced ...

Chef Larry Bailey from Bonefish Grill offers tips and recipes for Lent cooking.Seared ScallopsIngredients:o cup Lime Tomato Garlic Sauceo10 each Scallops, large (10-12 pieces per pound)o2 tsp Sea ...

If you're abstaining from eating meat during Lent, then these recipes will save the day! There are tons of vegetarian and seafood ideas ahead. ... Get the Beer Battered Fish recipe.

A Lenten dinner at Blessed Sacrament includes fried or baked fish and sides like mac and cheese, french fries, baked potatoes, a dinner roll, a drink and dessert.

WERE ALL QUITE BUSY. FISH FRY LOVERS GET EXCITED WHEN SIGNS GO UP. THEY HAVE A POPULAR BREADED RECIPE AT SAINT ALBERT’S BLESSED TRINITY IN MUNHALL. THEY SELL A TON. ACTUALLY, THEY SOLD MORE THAN ...

Lent is back and that means fish fry specials have returned for the traditional Catholic meat-free Fridays. Zoom in: Here's a roundup of seven spots to try in the Twin Cities. Ukrainian American ...

For Christians, Lent is a time for quiet reflection. For austerity. For repentance. But mostly it’s a time for fish. Catholics and members of some other denominations choose to eat fish instead ...