A traditional Ukrainian-style ham and garlic sausage ring, sourced from Edmonton’s own Widynowski’s sausage. Slice it into a charcuterie board, pan-fry it alongside perogies and borshch, or serve it the classic way at your next holiday gathering — kovbassa is a staple of any authentic Ukrainian table.
FAQ:
- Where is the kovbassa from? It’s made by Widynowski’s, a local Edmonton sausage maker.
- How is it best served? Sliced and raw or pan-fried, added to a charcuterie board, or served alongside perogies and borshch.
- Is it fresh or frozen? It is usually refrigerated.