Delicious Recipes For Serbian Grill

Table of contents:

Video: Delicious Recipes For Serbian Grill

Video: Delicious Recipes For Serbian Grill
Video: Best of Serbia Street Food, Huge Mix of Meat on Huge Grills. Italian Street Food Event 2024, November
Delicious Recipes For Serbian Grill
Delicious Recipes For Serbian Grill
Anonim

Just as sushi is associated with Japanese cuisine and tapas with Spanish cuisine, it is impossible to imagine Serbian cuisine without Serbian grill.

Whether it's the famous Serbian kebabs, burgers or tongs, there are no greater grill masters than the Serbs. That is why we will now show you how to make a Serbian grill, and it is preferable to make the following recipes on a charcoal grill, not on an electric one:

Chevapchichi

Chevapchichi
Chevapchichi

Necessary products: 1 kg of minced pork, beef and lamb, 2 large onions, 4 garlic cloves, 2 tablespoons oil, 2 pinches of cumin, salt, pepper, paprika and hot pepper to taste.

Method of preparation: The minced meat is passed several times through a meat grinder and finely chopped onions and garlic are added to it together with the other spices. Mix well and leave to stand. The more time, the better. When all the aromas are absorbed, small kebabs are formed with wet hands and grilled.

Serbian burgers

Necessary products: 1 kg minced beef and pork, 150 g smoked bacon, 150 g smoked cheese, 2 onions, 1 green pepper, 3 cloves garlic, salt and pepper to taste, optionally hot pepper.

Burger
Burger

Method of preparation: Onions, garlic, cheese, bacon and red pepper are chopped as finely as possible and mixed with the minced meat. Add the spices, mix everything well and leave for a few hours. Then, with wet hands, form burgers (similar to meatballs, but much larger) and grill.

Serbian tongs

Necessary products: 1 kg minced pork and beef, 100 g smoked yellow cheese, 100 g smoked bacon, 1 red pepper, 2 cloves garlic, salt and pepper to taste, optionally hot pepper.

Method of preparation: All ingredients are mixed in the same way as for burgers and left to stand. The mixture prepared in this way is pinched as much as fits in your fist and grilled. It is from this pinching of the meat that the word tongs comes.

Recommended: