Muscovites will be able to find products for the lenten menu at the capital's fairs.

Townspeople at fairs Moscow residents will be able to find products for the lenten menu on the eve of Lent. This was announced on Sunday, March 2, on on the website of the Moscow City Hall.

So, a wide selection of pickles prepared according to ancient recipes, as well as fresh herbs, vegetables and fruits are presented at the fairs.

Lent begins on March 3, and it will last until April 19, writes РИАМО. Fasting people should not eat meat, fish, eggs and dairy products. Meanwhile, the townspeople are invited to recall recipes for monastery chowder, mushroom hookah and steamed turnips in honey. During fasting, foods rich in vitamins and fiber are especially important to maintain strength. One of the options for a healthy dish can be bruschetta with baked vegetables. You can also refresh your diet with refreshing gazpacho with tomatoes and herbs, pasta with spicy parsley pesto and vegetable lasagna, writes "Moscow 24".

Farmers from more than 40 Russian regions bring their products to the fairs of the capital, according to the city news agency "Moscow".

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February 26 360.ru I wrote that a fair with farm products from local producers was opened in Vidnom near Moscow. Dairy, meat and confectionery products can be seen on the shelves. All products have quality certificates and veterinary and sanitary documents.

In early February, the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, announced that the year-round Moscow weekend fairs, which appeared in the capital a year ago, href="https://iz.ru/1835219/2025-02-06/sobianin-rasskazal-o-pervom-gode-raboty-kruglogodichnykh-iarmarok-vykhodnogo-dnia " target="_blank">have no analogues in other capitals of the world with a similar climate, writes NSN. According to the mayor, trading places at fairs are distributed free of charge through application campaigns, according to RT.