9 filling recipes to fuel your Ramadan fasting - The Washington Post

Ramadan is underway, and Muslims around the world are fasting. This year, like the last, you may be fasting alone; some of us may be vaccinated and able to see small groups of family and friends for iftar, and those recovering from covid-19 may be cheering on friends and family who are abstaining from eating and drinking during daylight hours.

If you’re fasting alone, you may find it easier to make a bulk meal in advance so that you can break fast upon sundown without extended periods of delicious smells making the last hour that much harder. If you’re with others, you’ll need large portions, regardless! Check out these recipes, some traditional, some not, that will fuel you up and taste delicious at either the start or the end of your day. Not seeing a recipe for you? Search for what you like in our Recipe Finder.

Potato Tahdig. Tahdig is a gloriously crispy rice dish, and this version gets you some crispy golden potatoes, too.

Fresh Herb Kuku. Breakfast is as important as dinner when you’re fasting. Tons of fresh herbs and eggs make this kuku a great way to start the day.

Eggplant Pilaf. Flavorful eggplant mixed with rice and spices is an excellent main or side dish.

Chicken and Lentil Soup. Sometimes all you need is one simple and hearty bowl of soup instead of a long dinner. This soup will hit the mark.

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