Based upon the studies I've seen, my conclusion is that meal timing is pretty much irrelevant to muscle growth. Your body takes upwards of 72 hours before it starts making changes based upon your calorie intake, and even then the changes are mostly insignificant. Even if you wanted to fast for several days, then eat one really big meal, you'd be limited by stomach size. Eating 7,500 calories every third day or 10,000 every forth day is a very unpleasant thought. Either you get a huge sugar rush from eating several quarts of ice cream, or you'd have intense stomach pains from trying to eat 7-8 lbs of steak.
Fasting has been showing to lower high blood pressure, so if you have BP issues on cycle you could benefit from fasting from 24-48 hours once or twice a week. Other than that, I don't see any reason not to eat in whatever way helps you hit your calorie goals and fits into your schedule. I just finished an Test-E/SD cycle and almost always ate just once a day, and occasionally every other day since I'm trying to drop a few lbs of fat.