Is there a traditional Easter food or foods ?!
Question: I suggested rabbit stew and lamb and it didn't go over very well
Answers: I suggested rabbit stew and lamb and it didn't go over very well
yes in my country we do big biscuits in the forms of rabbits or fish or flowers or butterflies. the inside is full of crushed almonds then we cover again with the biscuit then you top off with glaze and a chocolate egg in the middle.
Usually ham
in which country?...
Hard Boiled eggs that are painted on the outside. (at least for my family)
Hot x Buns for Breakfast, Roast Chicken for Dinner.
most people buy a ham
make different side dishes
and have a wide spread of desserts.
My mom makes baked chicken breasts and Turkey ham
with Cajun rice dressing
greens
potato salad
and the desserts - peach cobbler and apple pie
my aunt and uncles
usually all have a big Barbe-Q and folks bring different meals
We usually have ham. I don't know why, just always been that way. It's like a mini-Christmas feast. I don't really dig ham that much, but I'm duty-bound to prepare it.
My husband used to take me out. We'd get dressed up in our Easter finery, and he'd take me someplace extra-special. He said I shouldn't have to spend every holiday working my butt off in the kitchen! There was a man who knew how to make a woman feel appreciated!
It depends. What are you CELEBRATING?
If you are celebrating "ISHTAR", then go ahead with your HAM and EGGS.
If you are celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, then anything will do. Eatting a rabbit (and not worshiping it as a symbol of fertility) and prove you are not worshiping Ishtar.
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