12 Lent Recipes That Are Filling, Flavorful, and Easy to Make
updatedFeb 3, 2021
If you observe Lent, this Friday begins the period when you’ll abstain from meat on Fridays until Easter (it’s the first Sunday of April this year). Pizza Fridays are always a good idea, but after a few weeks you may find yourself in need of a little fresh inspiration. These 12 dinner ideas are centered around vegetables, beans, and seafood, making them perfect options for Lent — although they’re so tasty that they could become new favorites you’ll cook all year long!
Don't feel limited to the vegetables called for in this recipe. Here's your opportunity to clear out whatever is languishing in your crisper drawer and turn it into a satisfying meal.
A simple pantry glaze made with honey, lime, soy sauce, and garlic lends salmon fillets with a punchy flavor and an eye-catching sheen. And best of all, the whole thing comes together in 10 minutes.
This lightened-up take on classic tuna-noodle casserole is inspired by Niçoise salad. It swaps the canned soup for a quick milk- and flour-based sauce, and is filled with artichokes, olives, capers, and potatoes.
Pick your favorite bean (pinto, black, kidney, or garbanzo) to make this hearty meatless chili. Or combine a few different types depending on what cans you have in the pantry.
You'll want to have cooked rice ready to go when preparing this sheet pan meal, as it comes together so quickly you won't have time to do it while it's being made.
These kid-friendly fish sticks are much more wholesome than the kind that come in a box. Use whatever white fish is available to you — we especially like cod — and serve them with tartar sauce for dipping.
Keep a few cans of salmon in your pantry and you'll be able to make these patties at a moment's notice. They're wonderful on their own with just a squeeze of lemon, but also make for a good impromptu fish burger when tucked inside a bun with a swipe of mayo.
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