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English: This is called Bosnian coffee. Actually, it's nearly the exact same muddy coffee you will find under such names as Arabic coffee, Turkish coffee, Jordanian coffee, etc. (and different than the pretty horrific liquid I tasted in Mombasa, also under the name of coffee, but what the hell was it?), except that the Bosnian manner of making it is just slightly different. [4] Not that I could tell by the taste. It's pretty strong, but didn't make me j-j-jittery.
Bosnian cuisine, on the other hand, relies heavily on meat, and probably the most typical Bosnian dish is ćevapi, which consists of kebab meat, flatbread, and a small mountain of onions. [5] It's popular in many neighbouring countries, but, in a truly Balkan fashion, Amra warned me that only the Bosnian variant is genuine and tasty. Well, I had my ćevapi and it was rather filling. It was rather heavy too, and I expect to finish digesting it in the upcoming weeks. Full gallery: www.m1key.me/photography/sarajevo/ |
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| Author | Michał Huniewicz |
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