The document provides information about alternatives to eating meat during Holy Week for religious reasons. It lists fasting and abstaining from meat as a form of sacrifice during Lent to commemorate Jesus' sacrifice. Meat is considered a luxury or celebratory food that should be avoided during fasting. The document suggests tofu, black beans, plant-based sausages, and fish as alternative protein sources and also mentions milk and eggs.
The document provides information about alternatives to eating meat during Holy Week for religious reasons. It lists fasting and abstaining from meat as a form of sacrifice during Lent to commemorate Jesus' sacrifice. Meat is considered a luxury or celebratory food that should be avoided during fasting. The document suggests tofu, black beans, plant-based sausages, and fish as alternative protein sources and also mentions milk and eggs.
The document provides information about alternatives to eating meat during Holy Week for religious reasons. It lists fasting and abstaining from meat as a form of sacrifice during Lent to commemorate Jesus' sacrifice. Meat is considered a luxury or celebratory food that should be avoided during fasting. The document suggests tofu, black beans, plant-based sausages, and fish as alternative protein sources and also mentions milk and eggs.
abstaining from eating ● Black beans meat is a form of our ● Plant-based sacrifice because sausages Jesus sacrifices his ● Fish life for us and was crucified. ● Milk ● Meat is a luxury food ● Egg or celebratory food wherein in fasting we need to refrain from eating or doing something good
PRE-READING JOURNAL ENTRY
I experienced avoiding a particular food because my doctor said that these certain food or dishes can cause or can trigger my allergy,since I'm not allowed to eat those food I had my alternative food to eat I am not allowed to eat egg as an alternative I am drinking milk every morning because this alternative has the same nutrients egg has, I am also not allowed to eat chicken I ate tofu and beans ugh so frustrating because those are my favorite food wahhh.
PRE-READING: VOCABULARY CHECK
A.Binallay con laro- A rice flour, water and salt with a generous slather of latik and typically made every Holy Week traditionally, a blood-red syrup is used. B.Suman- a rice cake originating in the Philippines. It is made from glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk, often wrapped in banana leaves, coconut leaves, or buli or buri palm (Corypha) leaves for steaming. It is usually eaten sprinkled with sugar or laden with latik. C.Biko- a sweet rice cake from the Philippines. It is made of coconut milk, brown sugar, and glutinous rice. It is usually topped with latik (either or both the coconut curds or the syrupy caramel-like variant) D.Bacalao- the Spanish term for dried and salted codfish. After the fish has been cleaned and eviscerated, it is salted and dried. It's then sold whole or in fillets, with or without the bone E.Pil pil-made by cooking skin-on fillets of salt cod (bacalao) in garlic-infused oil. Once the fish is removed, the milky white protein traces left behind are whisked into a sauce to emulsify them with the garlic oil F.Daing na Labahita-This daing na labahita con salsa recipe is a counterpart and local version of the popular Spanish dish called Bacalao a la Vizcaina. | In a large casserole pour in the coconut milk, add bagoong alamang, ginger, garlic and onion. Season with salt, sugar and pepper according to taste G.Pancit Sotanghon- a quick stir-fry noodle dish that's sure to be a crowd favorite. Made with vermicelli noodles, shredded chicken, mushrooms, and assorted vegetables, it makes for a delicious and filling snack or main meal.