Gibanica

Gibanica

  1. If you ever heard about Balkan cuisine, you could not have missed this one – gibanica. Gibanica is one of the most beloved dishes in Serbian cuisine, but also across Balkans- in Macedonia and Bulgaria. It is made of handmade filo dough, slightly thicker than the French, sold in specialty diary shops across the world or in local shops in the Balkan countries. It is stuffed with fresh cow cheese, young kajmak (clotted cream) and fresh farm eggs. There are two types: layered and “crumpled”. It can be eaten for breakfast with yogurt, festive lunch as appetizer and dinner and the smell of freshly baked gibanica reminds every Serbian of childhood. I still hold my grandmother Dusanka as the ultimate master of gibanica making, as she uses fresh cheese and kajmak for it. This recipe is a result of trial and error based on very vague recipe of my grandmother.

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