Catholics are not ordered to eat fish on Fridays. They are suppose to abstain from eating meat and some would substitute fish for meat on that day. It is done as a penance and as a remembrance of Our Lord's passion and death.
They ate deer, fish, and buffalo. as well as berries nuts and roots
Venezuelans tend to eat a lot of fish, shellfish, snappers, and crayfish. They also enjoy eating bananas, turtles, deep fried ants, and cured meats and sausage.
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so people could eat tacos
Well, the Chinese people have to eat something.
Friday Fish Fry. On Fridays it is common for people to go out to eat on Fridays and order fried or broiled fish (usually a white fish).
Yes, Catholics traditionally abstain from eating meat on Fridays as a religious practice, and often choose to eat fish instead.
Days of the week are often pluralized; for example, many people eat fish on Fridays.
sort of (during lent you can eat it on fridays)
Catholics traditionally eat fish on Fridays as a form of abstinence from meat.
Payday celebration feast.
Fish, chips and mushy peas (but only on Fridays), otherwise jam sandwiches
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Catholics eat fish on fridays during lent as a sacrifice because Jesus went 40 days in the desert without food.
You can eat meat, except on Fridays when you're supposed to eat fish. No meat at all on Fridays, but other than that meats fine. You're supposed to give something up though, something of luxury.
Medieval people who lived along the coast at fresh ocean fish, crabs, lobsters, crayfish, shrimp, mussels, oysters, and clams. Ocean fish was often salted or dried and brought over long distances, and this was sold to people well inland, in addition to those on the coast. Of course people also ate freshwater fish.
In medieval Europe, court jesters would have had access to the food of wealthy people. In addition to bread, they would have eaten beef, pork, fish, and the meat of game birds.