Traditional Serbian Dishes

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УГОСТИТЕЉСКО-ТУРИСТИЧКА ШКОЛА СА ДОМОМ УЧЕНИКА

ВРЊАЧКА БАЊА

Traditional Serbian dishes

Вања Антонијевић и Ивана Нићифоровић VI/2


AJVAR
Ajvar is vegetable relish, made
principaly from red bell pappers
and eggplant. It originates from
southeastern Serbia, from
Leskovac. This specialty is often
served with Serbian bred like
lepinja or pogača. Ajvar can
usually be find served with
Serbian hamburger (pljeskavica)
or grilled meat sausages (ćevapi).
PUNJENE PAPRIKE

The stuffed peppers (Punjene paprike) is a type of dolma


made with hollowed-out sweet peppers stufed with rice,
meat and other ingredients. The suffed peppers are cooked
and served in a sauce made with tomato paste, onions,
olove oil.
Its a mouthwatering old Serbian dish that can be enjoyed as
a side dish or main course, often with a side of boliled
potatoes.
SARMA
Sarma is a forme of dolma made with similiar ingredients
like stuffed pappers (punjena paprika), but instead of
being suffed in hollowed-out vegetables, the ingredients
are wrapped in pickled cabbage leaves and then cooked
over sauerkraut. The word sarma is from the Turkish
language and means „rolled“ or „wrapped“.
GIBANICA

Gibanica is a type of Serbian cheese pie made with phyllo


dough, white cheese and eggs. Gibanica is one of the most
popular Serbian food and widely considered to be a
national dish.
The most commonly served version of this traditional dish
is called gužvara.
ČVARCI

Čvarci is the Serbian version of tasty deep-fried pork


cracklings.
A rustic countryside food, čvarci is tipically prepared in
autumn and consumed trough winter, either as a snack or as
ingredient in other Serbian dishes.
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