Tasty ćevapi
I invite you for a Sunday dinner today for a portion of ćevapi – ćevapčići, pronounced chevapi and chevapchichi as in cherry. Ćevapi is a national dish of B&H and from city to city recipe slightly deviates. If you can’t come over, here is the recipe should you wish to make it yourself.
Ćevapčići or ćevapi:
1 lb/500g lean ground beef
2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp freshly ground black pepper
1 egg, beaten
1 red onion
Mix all the ingredients together. Shape in thumb-sized or croquette size shapes. Grill on open grill until done (can be fried in a frying pan also). Serve with pita bread or bread rolls, and freshly sliced onion rings, that’s an optional extra. I like to put pepper on top just before eating.
Bon Appetite
What’s your favourite dish?
posted by Jazzy @ Sunday, November 12, 2006
10 Comments:
merci, cela donne envie...
thank you, that gives desire…
ooh, seems easy enough and yummy!
will keep you posted when i successfully make it :)
thank you for the nice invitation...I accept it:)
What kind of bread or roll is it on? Can you give the recipe for it as well? THen I can make a true Tuzla meal.
Congratulations to you, too, Jazzy. That was hard work for me!
thanks all for stopping by.
tut-tut this is what i found on internet, bare in mind that i never made them myself.
Lepine(pita bread):
1lb or ½kg of flower
little bit of milk
tsp of yeast
pinch of salt
pinch of sugar
Mix everything together and it has to have soft consistency, when dough has risen cut it in small peaces of dough than roll them in flower, to be thin, not too thin.
Put the baking paper on the baking tray and oil it a bit and than put ‘lepine’ – pita bread(s) on the baking tray and leave them once more for 15 min to rise once more. Preheat the oven, medium heat, (apparently they’ll turn hard otherwise) make impressions with a blunt knife on top of each one and bake them for 15-20 min or ‘till they’re baked. When taken out from the oven leave them for a while till they’re set.
I'll try it and let you know!
I accept the invitation... can I bring my wife along?
Hi Jazzy...long time no see! These look YUMMY!!! I'm seriously gonna try to make them...ooooooooo, can I put a little lettuce on mine too for something green? LOL! Come visit soon...I still post once in a blue moon! =)))
97fy1n The best blog you have!
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