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Originally Posted by Johny Joe Hold
Every Easter season I get disgusted
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Obviously I do not permit catholics in the home and have no idea how they celebrate Easter. There are several New Testament approved recipes suitable for this special time of year two of which I'd like to suggest.
Firstly, the layered bacon/salami/ham slices dunked in a cheese batter and deep fried makes a lovely alternative to fish.
Secondly, the crispy deep fried stuffed frog.
Papists would probably reject both of these and it's important to refrain from every appearance of evil so an ideal choice.
For refreshment I've found this lovely dark hued infusion, an aniseed wine reminding us of the hours of darkness when Christ hung there and died. Several variants are available to choose from. Jesus did not just die, however. He was tormented. Blood ran out of His body mixed with water and we need to remember that because if His blood did not run out onto the dirt there could be no remission of sin. To remind us of this I'll recommend a well matured Madiran vintage commemorating His blood combined with one of the Irouléguy whites. These three (or similar) together over ice is the perfect digestif to follow.
Catholics mock Christ at every opportunity. Just read The Bible to see what He detests: that's exactly what they do. For this reason I would never consume fish at Easter. Wherever their garbage is promoted, you will never see me there. It's such a bad witness, imagine someone deciding to leave what they'd almost certainly been indoctrinated into and turning to you for help. "But if the pope's message is so wrong," they may say (or think, more likely) "why were
you there? Why did
you kowtow to their pagan traditions?"
There are some other recipes, too. I hope these suggestions are useful, anyway.