Pancake Tuesday - or Shrove Tuesday, as it's formally known in the Christian calendar - is nearly upon us, marking the last ...

Shrove Tuesday is a traditional day recognized in Christianity to empty the pantry in preparation for the Lenten season.  St.

The fried treats were born out of a melding of European Carnival and Catholic cultures that were brought to Milwaukee by ...

Arguably one of the best celebrations of the year, Pancake Day, known to Christians as Shrove Tuesday, takes place annually, ...

Beginning March 4, many Americans will find themselves busy with Easter season and its holidays. Here are the key dates to ...

WITH Valentine’s Day out of the way, revellers have already set their sights on the next big celebration – Pancake Day.

Franciscan Father Joachim speaks with people visiting the gift store at Our Lady's Chapel in downtown New Bedford after ...

Fastnacht day is right around the corner. Tuesday, March 4 marks Shrove Tuesday, also known as Fat Tuesday, and in the spirit ...

We're almost through the first eight weeks of the new year, and now our sights are turning to the spring months with Pancake Tuesday just around the corner, followed by Lent.

Is pancake day the same every year? And why do we eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday? Here are all your essential questions ...

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In a large bowl, combine eggs, sugar, milk, vanilla and ricotta and mix thoroughly. Drizzle in the oil in a steady stream while whisking. Add flour, baking powder and salt ...

The date of Pancake Day varies each year, depending on when Easter Sunday is held during the year. As Easter Sunday takes ...