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		<title>Make your Lent menu tasty with Russian dishes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is a time of Lent before Easter for the whole Cristian world. Lent meals are supposed to be free of animal fat. So you can&#8217;t eat meat, eggs, dairy products. It is a bit boring, is not it? But there is a way to make your Lent more various and tasty. For example, try [...]]]></description>
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<td>It is a time of Lent before Easter for the whole Cristian world. Lent meals are supposed to be free of animal fat. So you can&#8217;t eat  meat, eggs, dairy products.  It is a bit boring, is not it? But there is a way to make your Lent more various and  tasty.</td>
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<p>For example, try to add to your every day menu some traditional Russian foods.<span id="more-132"></span><br />
They are tasty, easy to cook and  not expensive.<br />
The most popular salad for Lent in Russia is  cabbage salad. It&#8217;s ingredients are cabbage, carrots,  also you can add  apple.  You can cook <a href="http://russianfooddirect.com/store/160/food/grocery/pickled-vegetables/sour-cabbage-with-cranberry_item648.html">sour cabbage</a> as an alternative.<br />
Your Russian menu for Lent can include <a href="http://russianfooddirect.com/store/86/food/grocery/soups/russian-cabbage-soup_item2131.html">Russian cabbage soup</a> and <a href="http://russianfooddirect.com/store/86/food/grocery/soups/mushroom-soup_item1520.html">soup with mushrooms</a>. These are amazing dishes and you will surely enjoy them.<!--more--><br />
Speaking about snackes, we  cant help mentioning different <a href="http://russianfooddirect.com/store/160/food/grocery/pickled-vegetables_page1.html">picked vegetables</a>. They  are very popular in Russian during the Lent. Among of them <a href="http://russianfooddirect.com/store/160/food/grocery/pickled-vegetables/tomato-pickled-zakuson_item309.html">pickled tomatoes</a>, <a href="http://russianfooddirect.com/store/160/food/grocery/pickled-vegetables/pickled-cucumbers-in-brine-home-made-style_item649.html">picked cucumbers</a> and other dishes.<br />
Russian ortodoxal church  allows eating fish anly few days during the Lent. But  if you are Roman you shoud know that  it is allowed for you to eat sea products. You can enjoy <a href="http://russianfooddirect.com/store/22/food/fish-caviarseafood/canned-fish-seafood/calamari_item91.html">calamari and different kinds of fish and caviar.</a></p>
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