
Cooked-smoked pork neck is a cut from the neck of pork with even fat marbling, cured, boiled and then smoked, pink, juicy, tender, with a saltish-smoky taste, ready to eat. It is sliced thin for cold cuts, sandwiches and canapes, added to solyanka, pea soup, omelettes, pizza, stir-fries and salads.

Pea soup with smoked meats is a soulful and hearty dish from the depths of Russian cuisine. Its history roots in village traditions where smoked meats were added to enhance flavor and aroma. The velvety texture of peas perfectly complements the rich taste of smoked meat, creating a harmonious and deep bouquet. The soup warms on cold days, providing comfort and satisfaction. The aroma of bay leaves and pepper adds spiciness, while fresh parsley refreshes the taste. It can be served as a standalone dish, complemented with rye bread or sour cream for added tenderness. This soup embodies the traditions, simplicity, and coziness of Russian cuisine, capable of delighting anyone who appreciates rich and intense flavors.
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Solyanka is a rich and flavorful dish from Russian cuisine that has gained popularity in Europe over time. Its distinctive feature is the multilayered taste achieved through a combination of smoked meats, pickles, olives, and a spicy tomato base. The aroma fills the kitchen with comfort and awakens the appetite. Thick, hearty, and slightly sour — it’s perfect for a refreshing dinner or feast. Kalamata olives add sophistication while lemon and herbs refresh the overall flavor profile. It’s best served with sour cream to soften the acidity and round out the taste. Solyanka is not just a soup but a gastronomic ritual.
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