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Croatia

Adriatic seafood and Istrian truffles meet continental cabbage rolls, slow-braised beef and paprika-laced stews. That is the short version of what Croatia cooks. Look for Pašticada (dalmatian beef braised with prošek and prunes, served with gnocchi), Peka (octopus, lamb or veal slow-baked under an ember-covered bell) and Black risotto (cuttlefish risotto dyed with its ink, coastal favorite). Dalmatian beef marinated and braised for a day in prošek and vinegar with prunes, served at weddings around Split and its hinterland. This atlas has 39 Croatia dishes catalogued below, from everyday cooking to food kept for festivals and special occasions.

39 dishes.

  • Bajadera

    Layered nougat praline of hazelnut and almond, sold in gold foil. Ready in 40 min prep and 15 min cooking.…

  • Bambus

    Red wine topped with cola, served long over ice. 2 min to prepare. 1 glass. A cocktail recipe from Croatia.

  • Bevanda

    Red or white wine mixed with still water, taken with a Dalmatian meal. Ready in 1 minute prep and none…

  • Biska

    Istrian grape brandy infused with mistletoe, herbal and slightly bitter. A wine & spirit recipe from Croatia.

  • Brudet

    Adriatic mixed-fish stew served over polenta. Ready in 30 min prep and 1 hr cooking. 6 servings. A soup &…

  • Bucnica

    Filo pie of grated pumpkin and fresh cheese, cut in squares. Ready in 40 minutes prep and 50 minutes cooking.…

  • Čvarci

    Crisp pork cracklings pressed into blocks, eaten with bread and wine. Ready in 30 min prep and 3 hours cooking.…

  • Dingač

    Concentrated Plavac Mali red from steep Pelješac slopes above the sea. A wine & spirit recipe from Croatia.

  • Fritule

    Rum-scented mini doughnuts with raisins, festive treat. Ready in 20 min prep and 25 min cooking. 40 fritters. A dessert…

  • Fuži

    Hand-rolled Istrian pasta quills with truffles or game sauce. Ready in 1 hr prep and 50 min cooking. 4 servings.…