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Good sources for fasting recipes, especially from Orthodox lands?

Nicholas_83Nicholas_83
in Random Issues
Hi I'm fairly new to fasting and was curious on good sources for fasting recipes (links or if you just want to post your own)... I thought it might be particularly intetesting to get recipes from Orthodox countries (Oriental or Eastern)
Thanks!

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  • JoshuaaJoshuaa
    www.vrg.org I found a kosher recipe here which I've made a few times.
  • JoshuaaJoshuaa
    Kosheri my phone keeps taking the i off the end.
  • Lovejoypeace_Lovejoypeace_
    edited December 2017
    I am posting this mostly because I kind of love that Google knows "seyami" means "vegan"

    https://www.google.com/search?q=seyami+food&oq=sey&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j35i39l2j0.3220j0j4&client=ms-android-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8.
  • mabsootamabsoota
    but is your kusheri kosher?
    ;)

    my own recipe:
    1. go to local indian or turkish shop.
    2. buy foul medames in various flavours (saudi and egyptian are my favourite, costs less than £1 per 400g)
    3. empty contents into bowl
    4. heat up (optional!)
    serve with stir fried mixed vegetables and some carbohydrate such as potato or bread. here you have a very nutritious meal which takes 15 min to prepare and is very cheap.
    remember, if you heat any type of beans in microwave, cover the bowl with a plate otherwise you will have a small explosion of beans that takes ages to clean up.
    :-O
  • ItalianCopticItalianCoptic
    Lentin Recipes for Orthodox Christians on Facebook. They are EO, but have good recipes for Lent and other fasts. And I totally agree with Indian food. I grew up with a lot of Indians in my neighborhood, and they certainly make some great and spicy vegan/veggie dishes!
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