Looking for some quick and easy Lent recipes that still taste delicious? You’re in luck. Here are 50 easy Lent recipes you’ll love to make!
Lent is right around the corner. You know what that means…
Lots of fish.Â
With certain restrictions on what Catholics can and cannot eat during Lent, fish is pretty much a staple this time of year. Same with cheese pizza, scrambled eggs, spaghetti, peanut butter and jelly, and macaroni and cheese…
They’re easy. They’re delicious. But unfortunately, they can also get old real fast. Especially if you’ve been participating in Lent for several years now.
After all, you can only eat so much pan-fried tilapia before you’re like “Oh please. No more.”
Thankfully, while these foods are the most common easy Lent meal ideas, they certainly aren’t the only ones. There are still TONS of food options available for anyone who doesn’t eat meat during Lent who also doesn’t have the time to spend all day cooking.
In fact, in today’s post, I’m sharing 50+ Easy Lent Recipes You’ll Love to Make!
So whether you need lenten meal ideas for breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacking in between — you’ll find them all right here in this post!
Scroll down to find a wide variety of delicious easy Lent recipes you’ll love to make, and then don’t forget to save this post to Pinterest, so you can find it again the next time you’re wondering “What can I eat during Lent?“
Related Reading: What to Give Up for Lent: Get the 50 [Best] Lent Ideas!
Grab Your Free Lent Cheat Sheet
By the way, if you’re looking for Lent recipes, you’re probably following these Lent fasting rules…
But do you ever totally forget that it’s Friday, or wonder if it’s okay to eat (fill in the blank)?
If so, I have a really helpful free “What Can You Eat During Lent” Lent fasting cheat sheet for you!
(I print this out and put it on my fridge every year!)Â
I’d be happy to email it to you. Simply enter your name and email in the boxes below, and I’ll send it right over!
Not only will it help you know WHAT you can eat, but hang it on your fridge and it’ll serve as a good reminder so you don’t forget!
Super helpful. Super easy. Just let me know where to send it!
Now – onto the recipes!
Related Reading: 40 Short Daily Lenten Prayers for Spiritual Renewal
Breakfast Lent Recipes
1. Best Ever Pancake Recipe — Graceandgoodeats.com
2. Fruit and Yogurt Parfaits — Foodnetwork.com
3. Healthy Berry and Spinach Smoothie — Allrecipes.com
4. How To Make Perfect, Fluffy Scrambled Eggs — MyMommyStyle.com
5. How To Make Blueberry Muffins Better Than A Bakery –MyMommyStyle.com
6. Classic Deviled Eggs — FoodNetwork.com
7. Copycat Starbucks Banana Bread Recipe — My Frugal Adventures
8. Zucchini Spinach Frittata With Mini Heirloom Tomatoes — TrialAndEater.com
9. 8 Easy Homemade Granola Bar Recipes You Should Try Today — BlessThisMessPlease.com
10. Overnight French Toast Casserole — TrialAndEater.com
Lent Soup Recipes
1. Lentil Chili — LittleBroken.com
2. Creamy Parmesan Tomato and Spinach Tortellini Soup — ClosetCooking.com
3. Easy Lentil Vegetable Soup — MoneyWiseMoms.com
4. Creamy Tortellini Soup — DietHood.com
5. One Pot Wild Rice Soup – Gluten Free — VeggieBalance.com
Lent Lunch Ideas – Salads
1. Taco Salad With Fritos — DancingThroughTheRain.com
2. Easy Southwest Salad — LifeBetweenTheKitchenAndTheCoop.com
3. Italian Chopped Salad — TheHarvestKitchen.com
4. Creamy Cucumber and Tomato Salad — NatashasKitchen.com
5. Cold Tuna Macaroni Salad — CourtneysSweets.com
Lent Lunch Ideas – Sandwiches
1. Baja Fish and Avocado Tostada — SidewalkShoes.com
2. Cheese Quesadillas — FoodNetwork.com
3. Copycat Panera Tuna Salad Sandwich Recipe — MomFoodie.com
4. Sun Dried Tomato Spinach Grilled Cheese Sandwich — EatGood4Life.com
5. Tangy Veggie Wrap — HurryTheFoodUp.com
Pasta Recipes for Lent
1. Veggie Lasagna — AmandasCookin.com
2. Busy Night Tortellini Bake Recipe — RealLifeAtHome.com
3. Broccoli Parmesan Macaroni — ThriftyJinxy.com
4. 15 Minute Mushroom Stroganoff — Amuse-Your-Bouche.com
Shrimp and Fish Recipes for Lent
1. Shrimp and Asparagus Stir Fry with Lemon Sauce Recipe — HomeCookingMemories.com
2. Summer Stir Fry — ThePioneerWoman.com
3. Parmesan Crusted Tilapia — TasteAndTellBlog.com
4. Cod with Tomato Basil Sauce — ToSimplyInspire.com
5. Sheet Pan Low Carb Fajitas with Shrimp — LowCarbYum.com
6. Pan-Seared Mahi-Mahi with Pineapple Sauce — TheRisingSpoon.com
7. The Best Tuna Patties — TheRisingSpoon.com
8. Zucchini Noodles (Zoodles) with Lemon-Garlic Spicy Shrimp — SkinnyTaste.com
9. Shrimp and Spinach Stuffed Salmon — ASprinklingOfCayenne.com
10. Baked Haddock with Horseradish Topping — AnnSentitledLife.com
11. Tuna Noodle Casserole From Scratch — HearthAndVine.com
12. Tilapia Fish Tacos — EazyPeazyMealz.com
13. Baked Cod with Cracker Topping: Italian Style — MomFoodie.com
14. Five Ingredient Super Simple Fisherman’s Fishcakes — RecipeThis.com
15. Pineapple Teriyaki Shrimp Rice Bowls — MustHaveMom.com
Lent Recipes That Aren’t Fish or Pasta
1. 3-Ingredient Twice-Baked Spaghetti Squash Recipe — HomeCookingMemories.com
2. Speedy, Stuffed Baked Burritos – Meatless! — PintSizedTreasures.com
3. Easy Caprese Calzones — OneLittleProject.com
4. Sweet Corn and Zucchini Pie — PinchOfYum.com
Lent Side Dishes
1. Easy Fried Rice — CincyShopper.com
2. Broccoli Cheddar Baked Potatoes — BudgetBytes.com
3. Cold Tuna Macaroni Salad — CourtneysSweets.com
4. Southwestern Pasta Salad (Vegan) — VeganHeaven.com
5. Perfectly Roasted Broccoli and Sweet Potatoes — EatYourselfSkinny.com
So there you have it —Â 50+ Easy Lent Recipes You’ll Love to Make!
For more Lent Recipe ideas, be sure to check out these 30 Meatless Meals for Lent Your Kids Will Actually Eat as well as these Meatless Meals for Lent!
What easy Lent recipes do you love to make? Are there any on this list that you’re excited to try?
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Thanks Brittany,
This is great. I’m always looking for new ideas to create during Lent.
And now you have 50! 🙂 Enjoy!!
Thanks for including a recipe from my site. I shared this on Pinterest and I’ll have to use it for finding some ideas for Lenten Friday. Thanks!
You’re so welcome! 🙂
Can you send me this to my email address please
Great recipes, love it.
Thank you for creating this. I am Protestant and exploring Catholicism as I immerse myself more into my faith and I didn’t know about the no meat. The breakdown here is very helpful.
So glad you found it helpful! Did you see the whole series I did on Catholic belief? You might find it very helpful! https://equippinggodlywomen.com/my-journey
Thank for the information you send. It’s very helpful. I have a question, during lent am I not to eat and only eat certain things on Friday?
If you’re Catholic, then yes Fridays (and Ash Wednesday). This post has all the details: https://equippinggodlywomen.com/homemaking/lenten-eating-guide/
yes easy to made at home thank you so much for sharing this with us , its really amazing recipe .
All ingredints are easily founf in home .
Thank you so much for making this for us
Yay! I am glad it was nice and easy for you to make and that you enjoyed it!
Amazing recipe with routine kichten material ,easy to made .
You have great experience in this field .
Thank you so much for this post.
Thank you so much for your kind thoughts! I am so glad you enjoyed it.
Qhorn is a meat substitute here in Britain. Can this be eaten during Lent or Fridays?
Opinions vary but *in my opinion* technically yes (since it isn’t meat), but ideally Lent should involve some type of sacrifice. You could ask your priest and go with whatever your priest says.