/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Jesus was not a real person.

Being gay is not a bad thing.

>>17590321
Jesus loves you anon

>>17590321
All right so where do I find those ingredients? How do I mix them together and cook them? You're not providing me with the necessary details here, fella.

>>17590321
I used to be an atheist. I said a lot of the same things. It was because I never felt loved. Then I realized that the one person we know loves us is God. Now I go to church every Sunday.

I have a feeling you might just be a younger version of me.

>>17590321
>how I cope with being a cocksucking faggot : the post

>>17590333
christian trip 3s of the trinity, over for gays

>>17590317
How can I share when I don't know what foods you are off for lent?

>>17590321
Just about anyone of authority says Jesus was a real person retard.

>>17590321
This is post is ironically very gay.

>>17590383
Meat, fish, dairy, oils, and wine are forbidden for Great Lent. On certain days oils and wine are allowed, on a couple days fish is allowed. But meat and dairy are totally banned throughout all of Great Lent.
Shellfish are allowed because they don't have a backbone.

>>17590393
Oh you do that lent, I just go off my favorite foods. Looks like you are eating PB&J for a while.

>>17590418
There are plenty of good foods that fall within the scope of Orthodox Lent. PB&J is the lazy man's option. You might as well tell me to eat corn chips the whole time.

>>17590321
Jesus was definitely a real person but he wasn't who Christians think he was. He was a Jewish preacher who believed he was living at the end of time, and that when history ended, a divine judge of the universe would come and establish an eternal kingdom on earth. He did not think of himself as God and never claimed to be God, although he did believe that he would become a figure of divine significance after the end of time. Jesus would be shocked that people today worship him as God

>>17590535
Who was the Angel of the Lord in the Old Testament?

fish

>>17590544
I am following the real Great Lent
>>17590393

>>17590393
Vegetarian curry, rice and naan bread is probably the best thing I can think of. A lot of Indian food is vegetarian, so you should look into them to see what you fancy.

>>17590317
I am following traditional Catholic lent fasting which is from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday and essentially we do not eat until 3pm, we only eat one meal a day and no meat (beef, pork, chicken etc) nor their products (milk, cheese, eggs, butter, etc) which you can find out more about here
https://angeluspress.org/blogs/tradition/think-lent-is-tough-take-a-look-at-medieval-lenten-practices
Essentially I am eating salmon (fish is allowed as it is not an animal of the land) broccoli, miscellaneous vegetables, and I made a "polenta" that im working my way through, made from finely ground corn meal stirred into a homemade herb broth made from water, onion powder, a lot of garlic powder, salt, pepper, chilli flakes, rosemary, bay leaf, and some oregano. it tastes like garlic bread.

>>17590830
Oh and I've been bad lately cuz I've been giving into temptation and "treating" myself to pb&j sandwiches and sweet fruit lately, though not breaking fasting rules it defeats the purpose of why we fast in the first place, to suffer, if only in this tiny manner, as penance for our sins. I publically confess my brothers and will no longer overindulge in these sweet treats. God bless you all.

>>17590393
we can eat shellfish most days too. Taramousalata is Godsend

>>17590317
I don't practice cultish diets as the bible says you can eat any of god's creations so long as you give thanks, nothing he made can be unclean. That being said, the local Lutheran church will be frying food for a while and I don't feel like oxidized oil sticking to the walls of my apartment. No one does fried food better than churches.

Lentils
hehe

>>17590317
grape leaves
they're stuffed with rice and any other stuff you like, and very slowly cooked

>>17591227
practicing asceticism every once in a while is good for you anon.

>>17591553
It's not good enough that I don't deep fry or buy deep fried items unless it's part of a religious holiday or veteran's charity?