BOSNİAN
CUİSİNE
In Bosnian Cuisine
meat,patty,creamy dishes are very popular.There are lots of kinds of
tasty,unique and traditional dishes.The best knowns are Bosanska Pita (the Bosnian
patty), masanica, ,grušavnik, uštipka, jagneće (spit roasted lamb), ćevap, bürjan, dry meat, ovčavina, baranija, kupus
salata, šopska salata, tufahije, trileçe, tulumba, Bosnian
walnut baklava and hadjimakule.
The Best Knowns
I would really love to introduce
all these unique flavors to you. Read, eat and enjoy! Here are the most popular ones:
Bosanska Pita (the Bosnian Patty)
The dough of Bosanska Pita (the
Bosnian Patty) is made with salt, flour, olive oil andinside it a mixture of spinach, cheese, egg,
yoghurt, salt, olive oil and butter is
put. First the dough is prepared. Flour, olive oil and salt are mixed together
and the doughis kneaded. Then it is rested for one hour. After that, the dough
is rolled out using themixture of oil and butter on a round table. The dough
must be as thin as possible amust not be torn while it is rolled out.
Then the mixture of spinach,
cheese, egg, yoghurt, salt, oil and butter is put on the rolled out dough like
a circle. After that this mixture is covered with dough and the dough is rolled
until it is formed into a circle. Then this is placed on a metal tray as it
looks at the image. Finally, the patty is put into an oven and after 45 minutes
it is ready to eat!
Suho Meso (Dry Meat)
Dry meat is a kind of traditional
pastrami. It really takes so much time to prepare it. First raw beef meat is
cut in long, thin pieces. Then those pieces are salted and stay in salt for 72
hours. Then pieces of salted meat are hung to the ceiling and a fire which
gives a lot of smoke is lighted beneath the hung meat. For approximately 10
days this fire must be burnt. Then after 10 days it is ready to eat!
Ovčavina
Ovčavina is usually eaten at breakfast. It is made with yellow hot peppers, cheese,
cream, salt and milk. First, salt is put into yellow hot peppers and peppers
stay salty for a while. Then, peppers are washed and the mixture which is put
into peppers is prepared. Cheese, cream and salt are mixed together and put
into pepers. Then, those peppers are put in a jar and rest of the mixture is
poured onto the peppers into the jar after milk is added into it. It is kept in
the fridge for 15 days and finally it is ready to eat!
Tufahije
Tufahije is a traditional Bosnian
dessert which is originated from Persia and was introduced to people in Balkans
in Ottomanic Era. The word “tufahije” is originated from the Arabic word
“tuffah” which means “apple”. It is made with apple, walnut and cream. First
apples are stewed in water with sugar. Then those stewed apples are put in
glass bowls, a special syrup is added and cream and walnut pieces are put on
them. In the end, it is ready to eat!