BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
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LOCATION:
Southeastern Europe,
bordering the Adriatic Sea and Croatia
CAPITAL CITY:
Sarajevo
POPULATION:
4,613,414 (July 2009 est.)
LANGUAGES:
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
WEBSITE:
www.bhtourism.ba/eng
Recipes From Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnian-Herzegovinian cuisine is influenced by Greek, Turkish, and Central European cuisine, but
the overall influence is Turkish. With its Mediterranean climate, a great variety of grains, fruits,
and vegetables are produced, which make up a good part of a healthful diet that also includes
soured milk, cheeses, beef, lamb, and fish. Spices are used moderately. Cabbage is a staple vegetable that is found
in many recipes, and Bosnia-Herzegovina produces excellent wines.
Banjaluka’s Chevap

Chevap, the ultimate Bosnian-Herzegovinian fast food, is a delicious recipe of
lightly spiced meat strips cooked with onion and tomato. This version is from the
city of Banja Luka; another, Sarajevo’s chevap, originates in Sarajevo.
Find this recipie on Page 169 of Kitchens of the World
Sarma

Sarma, or stuffed cabbage, is a traditional everyday recipe in Bosnia and
Herzegovina, and it is also served on special occasions such as Christmas Eve and
Easter. Traditionally, all members of the family participate in making Sarma.
Find this recipie on Page 170 of Kitchens of the World