National Tartar Sauce Day

National Tartar Sauce Day

National Tartar Sauce Day is celebrated on the Friday after Lent, on February 20 this year. The holiday aims to bring attention to the scrumptious sauce that can add a distinct flavor to every food item. Admit it, since meat can’t be consumed after Lent and seafood is the only option left with people, tartar sauce becomes an essential item in every household. Tartar sauce is used on seafood, and makes a great dish during this period as Lent approaches. Since meat is not allowed, we enjoy fish and other seafood more with a bowl of creamy tartar sauce. The deliciousness never ends, whether we can eat meat or not. Hence, of course it deserves a special day of its own where its contribution to the world of cuisine can be honored. Plus, the day is a delight for any foodie who loves to add a little relish to their dinner menu. So lets gets the celebrations started!

 

National Crab Stuffed Flounder Day

National Crab Stuffed Flounder Day is on February 18 and is certainly a day of celebration for all seafood lovers around the world. Crab-stuffed flounder is composed of a delectable combination of crab meat, butter, bread crumbs, and seasoning, which can be stuffed into the flounder or rolled up into the fillets and baked. There are 100s of different species of flounder and this flatfish is generally divided into right-eyed and left-eyed families.

Hoodie Hoo Day

Hoodie Hoo Day

Hoodie Hoo Day is on February 20. If you are sick of the heaters, coats-on-sweaters, red noses, and boots, mark the end of winter with fun as you join your community to say goodbye to winter. Spring is a beautiful season of the year that we always look forward to. We cannot wait for winter to end, so we shout Hoodie Hoo on Hoodie Hoo Day.