Good Friday habbits
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Good Friday habbits
Who else refrains from meat today? or is it just me? Now I'm not religious, nor were my parents.............just ordinary Cof E philistines .......however my dad would not have meat on a Good Friday so neither could any bug6er in the house, maybe it came from my Gran who I never met being a devout Irish Catholic.
Anyhow, it's stuck with me for some silly reason and like my dad did OH is consigned to kippers and hot cross buns today...........problem is I've got a half a sheet of Chinese Crispy belly pork which we prepared for dinner last night, left over and smelling gorgeous in the fridge ...............it laughs at me every time I open the door. Kippers?????...bad idea this I'm now starting to think
Anyhow, it's stuck with me for some silly reason and like my dad did OH is consigned to kippers and hot cross buns today...........problem is I've got a half a sheet of Chinese Crispy belly pork which we prepared for dinner last night, left over and smelling gorgeous in the fridge ...............it laughs at me every time I open the door. Kippers?????...bad idea this I'm now starting to think
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Is this a cross between a rabbit and a hare?
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Not being English I was not not aware of such a good idea, in fact why not stop eating meat every other day of the year? You will be a lot healthier and no animals will have to suffer to satisfy your appetite.
Ann
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Hi Ann
Nothing to do with being English or not.
Not eating meat on Good Friday is a Christian/ Religious tradition.
I shall be eating meat today.
Cheers
Gerry
Nothing to do with being English or not.
Not eating meat on Good Friday is a Christian/ Religious tradition.
I shall be eating meat today.
Cheers
Gerry
Gerry Harris
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I admit that I knew that this was a Catholic tradition but didn't realise that the C o E had adopted it.Not eating meat on Good Friday is a Christian/ Religious tradition.
It is of no relevance to me but the Church of Scotland has no such restrictions.
Being pescatarian we will be having a paella today.
Ann
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We are having Trout today, not because of custom, OH and Grandson caught it yesterday. Just been watching lambs being born in the field opposite our house (one had 2) so the rack of lamb is off the menu for a while
In St. Lucia, Barbados etc they have what is called "Fish Friday" old tradition but now just an excuse for a jump-up!
In St. Lucia, Barbados etc they have what is called "Fish Friday" old tradition but now just an excuse for a jump-up!
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Wish I had cooked meat...tried the trout cooked with ginger...it was yuk
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It would be yuk. . . much as I like ginger, there is a time and place for everything
Why do people always want to 'fiddle' with fish?
Keep it simple fry in olive oil or bake wrapped in tinfoil with some butter and a shallot.
If you want to be more adventurous try smoking it.
Why do people always want to 'fiddle' with fish?
Keep it simple fry in olive oil or bake wrapped in tinfoil with some butter and a shallot.
If you want to be more adventurous try smoking it.
Ann
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I fiddle with fish because I don't really like it You are probably right though, a lot of food is messed up these days with too many additions.
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Having no such hang ups about eating meat on any day of the week I've just had a very good 'pollo asado' - dogs enjoyed it also!
You can spend, minutes, hours, days, weeks or even months over-analyzing a situation; trying to put the pieces together, justifying what could've, would've happened - or you can just leave the pieces on the floor and move the f**k on.
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I'll stick to Marlboro.If you want to be more adventurous try smoking it
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You can spend, minutes, hours, days, weeks or even months over-analyzing a situation; trying to put the pieces together, justifying what could've, would've happened - or you can just leave the pieces on the floor and move the f**k on.
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Exactly - a tradition, maybe, because there's nothing in the Bible to suggest that we should not eat meat, in fact there is a lot to encourage it.gerryh wrote: Not eating meat on Good Friday is a Christian/ Religious tradition.
I shall be eating meat today.
I thought Jesus came so that we could have life, and have it more abundantly, not to put restrictions upon it!
... but that's "Popery" for you - restrictions and control.
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Nothing to do with 'Popery'. It's all to do with penance - a form of that being abstinence which there are countless references to in the bible. God’s first command to man with respect to abstinence occurred in the Garden of Eden. Gen 2:17 “. There are various other references to abstaining from eating meat in the bible observed by more religons than catholics. In fact there are various examples of Christ himself fasting and abstaining, Christ fasted forty days in the desert, during which time He took neither food nor drink. Christians have abstained from eating meat on Fridays in commemoration of His passion and death since the First Century.
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Not at all. Just answering a question that was asked and correcting an incorrect statement. That's all.
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The bible can be interpreted to mean almost anything you like, this is Genesis 2:17
"But of the tree of the knowledge of good and euill, thou shalt not eate of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof, thou shalt surely die."
- King James Version (1611)
I am not religious but I was brought up in the Church of Scotland faith, my father was a church elder and one of my uncles was a Minister. Church of Scotland considers itself a christian church, yet they allow the eating of any type of food any day of the year.
I do not know for certain but feel that there will be other 'Christian' religions that also condone the eating of meat on Fridays
"But of the tree of the knowledge of good and euill, thou shalt not eate of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof, thou shalt surely die."
- King James Version (1611)
I am not religious but I was brought up in the Church of Scotland faith, my father was a church elder and one of my uncles was a Minister. Church of Scotland considers itself a christian church, yet they allow the eating of any type of food any day of the year.
I do not know for certain but feel that there will be other 'Christian' religions that also condone the eating of meat on Fridays
Ann
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