On January 6, the Serbian Orthodox Church and its believers celebrate Christmas Day, which announces Christmas, the happiest Christian holiday. We spend Christmas Day with the family, in our home, and it is customary for all its members to gather for dinner, which is inevitably fasting. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are fasting. Christmas Eve cake is being kneaded. Fish, beans, sauerkraut, lean walnut or cherry pie are prepared from the dishes. Roast pumpkin is also eaten in some areas. Lean food was also prepared in my house today ... beans, fish, potato salad, lean rolls. It is inevitably dried fruit, which stands on the table while dinner ... Merry Christmas to all who celebrate this joyous holiday! -------------------------------- Srpska pravoslavna crkva i njeni vernici 6. januara slave Badnji dan, koji najavljuje Božić, najradosniji hrišćanski praznik. Badnji dan provodimo sa porodicom, u svom domu, a običaj je da se svi njeni članove okupe za večerom, koja je neizostavno posna. Doručak, ručak i večera su posni. Mesi se badnjačka pogača. Od jela se spremaju riba, pasulj, kiseli kupus, posna pita od oraha ili višanja. U nekim krajevima jede se i pečena bundeva. I u mojoj kuci se danas spremala posna hrana...pasulj, riba, krompir salata, posne kiflice. Neizostavno je suvo voce, koje stoji na stolu dok se vecera... Srecno Badnje vece svima koji slave ovaj radosni praznik!