Bosnian cuisine is similar to Oriental cuisine because of Ottoman occupation of this country. Food is mainly prepared of vegetables and meat. Bosnians don't like to use many spices. To us it is all about slow cooking on low heat in natural juices. He...
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Deserts
Main meals
Often prepared with beef meat and vegetables. Bosnians like their food to be full of diversities, cooked in its own sauce and prepared in authentic way.
Sarma - my favorite winter dish that I like to cook. Minced beef and rice are stuffed together in pickled cabbage leaves. It is then cooked, spiced additionaly and ready to eat. Can be made with vine leaves as well, but I preffer cabbage. So jummy!
Sarma
This one goes to onion lovers! Guilty! Stuffed onion leaves with minced meat and rice. Slowly cooked in sauce and eaten in short time, cause it's de-li-ci-ous
Sogan dolma or Lukovice 🧅
Rice is popular in Bosnia and it is used in many dishes like this one. Stuffed bell papers are dish that is often on menu. Bells are stuffed with meat, rice and spices and then are slowly cooked on medium heat in tomate sauce.
Punjena paprika
Pita or stuffed pie is an essential bosnian dish that is made very often at homes. My favorite one is made with minced beef which is Burek and with chicken meat called Tirit Pita. There are also many variations: with potato, cheese, cabagge and so on...
Burek and other pies
You're gonna love this one. It is grilled minced meat, mostly beef. When ordered, it comes with somun, authentic bread, and chopped onions. Everybody loves these. I preffer mine with LOTS of onions.
Ćevapi
Soup which consists of vegetables and chicken meat. Very popular starter dish with lovely taste. My mum adores this.
Begova čorba - Beg's soup
Bosnian pot, typical bosnian dish, is made out of vegetables and meat. It is then cooked slowly on low heat. It is mostly prepared with beef, potatoes, carrots, bell peppers, cauliflower and tomatoes. But you can add any type of vegetable that you pr...
Bosanski lonac
Miced meat shaped into little balls which are then cooked in tomato sauce and spiced as you preffer. I love this dish because the meat is so soft since it's cooked slowly in sauce.
Ćufte
Very popular soup among Bosnians. It contains beans, onions and carrots. Some like to put smoked beef in it for that extra flavour, but I like to keep mine simple.
Grah - bean soup
You slice potatoes in circles, put them in 'tepsija', add minced meat over them and you do it that way until 'tepsija' is full. Then you add few eggs on top and bake it. Trust me, it is delicious!
Musaka
This is the dish that were all Bosnians raised on. I have never met a single one that does not like Vrilica. In some regions it is called differently, but the process is same. Flour, hot boiling water, oil and a milk with butter for a topping. But th...
Vrilica
One for meat lovers. This basic dish is full of every kind of meat that is grilled. Bosnians prepare it very often outside their homes, when they are celebrating something or watching football and drinking beer. They mostly grill chicken breasts, tig...
Roštilj
They are basically fried dough that is often served with Kajmak - cream cheese. Mostly made for breakfast, they will fill your tummy pretty quick.
Uštipci
Deserts
Inspired by Ottoman empire which ruled over Bosnia, deserts are so sweet that you can eat barely two pieces. Most of them are soaked in sugar syrup and walnuts are one of preffered ingredient.
I love this one and I make the best one. For all my sweet lovers, this is simple dish made out of plums. Organic plums are splitted in two, spiced with sugar and some flour and then cooked in oven. Since they are organic, plums release their sweet ne...
Šljivopita - pie with plums
This is my favorite bosnian desert. It is so plain and the taste is balanced. Made out of whole apple and filled with walnuts with added cream on top.
Tufahija
A dish that is a must on Eid day. Baklava is a sweet dish made out of walnuts, pastry and sugar syrup. I can only eat half of it since it's so sweet, but many people that I know can eat two or three!
Baklava
Sweet dough soaked in sugar syrup with walnut or lemon on top as a decoration. Some of them are made with coconut flour.
Hurmašica
I love this one because you can fill it with any type of filling. I love to make mine with Plazma biscuit and chocolate filling.