This mushroom and summer truffle sauce goes wonderfully well with risottos and pasta dishes. If you want to intensify the flavour of truffle, choose a truffle-flavoured pasta.
Russian-style malossol gherkins are a great classic for serving with salmon and other Petrossian delicacies. In Russian cuisine, ‘malossol’ is the term used for foods that are very lightly salted. Malossol caviar is the iconic symbol of the Maison Petrossian. Originating in Poland, these large pickles are first prepared in a brine that’s very lightly salted and is seasoned with many highly aromatic herbs and spices like dill, garlic and mustard seeds. This legendary recipe gives these Russian-style malossol pickles a more sweet and sour flavour compared to French pickles.
The shelled Red King Crab legs are extremely flavourful. This delicate crab meat from Kamchatka is perfect in a sauce or on a salad. It’s cooked then shelled, and ready to be eaten.
The Red King Crab shoulder meat comes from the Kamchatka Red King Crab, the largest living crab in the world. We’ve selected shelled shoulder meat that’s firm, white in the middle, and deliciously salty. You can use it to liven up salads or other warm or cold dishes, or even enjoy it as finger food.
The Petrossian Dijon mustard is made from mustard seeds, vinegar and salt. This essential condiment of Burgundy allows you to decorate meats, sauces and vinaigrettes with a spicy touch.