Catholic “fasting” is sort of hilarious. My family doesn’t eat meat for the big inter-familial Christmas Eve dinner, we just “abstain” by making and consuming one billion potato and cheese pierogies.
My favorite Christmas food is the Chinese feast (called Kvetchup) that my friends and I used to plan for anyone in town over the holiday - in those days in Miami, Chinese restaurants were buzzing on Christmas night.
I love that. I think I’ve always divided that as a Christmas Day thing and the dinner is on the eve. I don’t celebrate so I could be mixing it up but I respect Chinese food any day of the year
This has become my favorite column of yours. One thing I’ll add, does a sandwich really need greens in it? Good bread, meats, cheese, spreads is all that’s needed imo (although i get the exceptions ie: the aforementioned BLT).
Catholic “fasting” is sort of hilarious. My family doesn’t eat meat for the big inter-familial Christmas Eve dinner, we just “abstain” by making and consuming one billion potato and cheese pierogies.
I love it. Especially as somebody who actually fasts once a year and feels like death after
My favorite Christmas food is the Chinese feast (called Kvetchup) that my friends and I used to plan for anyone in town over the holiday - in those days in Miami, Chinese restaurants were buzzing on Christmas night.
I love that. I think I’ve always divided that as a Christmas Day thing and the dinner is on the eve. I don’t celebrate so I could be mixing it up but I respect Chinese food any day of the year
This has become my favorite column of yours. One thing I’ll add, does a sandwich really need greens in it? Good bread, meats, cheese, spreads is all that’s needed imo (although i get the exceptions ie: the aforementioned BLT).
I don’t think it does. I rarely order sandwiches with lettuce. If it comes with it I’ll keep it but I’m often disappointed.