Puffed Rice and Cornflake Bites
UPDATED: Extra-crunchy puffed rice and cornflake bites congealed with chocolate. I promise, you'll never look at cereal the same way.
Lamb, Veal and Veggie Stew (Dagara)
Dagara is a straightforward lamb and veal stew. First seared on stovetop then baked in a clay pot infused with juices from several vegetables. Each layer of ingredients adds a new dimension to this traditional Balkan delicacy.
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Dagara is not a dish for the weak-hearted.
It's a meat and veggie stew I didn't want to try at first. If you read the blog you'll know how unusual this is. I'm a lover of Read more
Homemade Filo & Mixed Burek (Meat and Potato) Pie
Do you ever wonder how to make homemade filo (phyllo) for Balkan mixed burek (meat and potato) pie? Wonder no longer as right this moment we're delving into jufka (a fancy name for the homemade filo dough), stretched into thinnest of sheets intended for making stuffed pastries (such as this meat and potato pie called mixed burek).
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First of all, don't run away!
Secondly, if this is your ... Read more
(Better Than Pavlova) Meringue Cream Cake (aka Majda’s Cake)
Meringue cream cake is the perfect marriage between (Pavlova-like) crunchy-but-soft egg white based cake and smooth filling made out of whipped cream, butter, egg yolks and hazelnut. If you learn to make one cake in your entire life, make it this one!
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I mentioned this already.
Back in the day worth of a dessert was measured by the cost of its ingredients. ... Read more
Bamija (bamia): meat and okra (soup) sauce recipe
(UPDATED RECIPE) Bamija (also known as bamia, bamya, baminja, even bavija) is a meat and okra soup/ sauce recipe. Counting as one of the area's best okra recipes, bamija calls for okra to be cooked in water and lemon juice, then combined with meat tenderized soft by a long and deep simmer. By the way, okra is a delicacy Cleopatra swore by.
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Okra... what's in a name?
There is a food naming habit in the Balkans ... Read more
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