pljeskavice (Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian "hamburger") in London
Anybody know where i can track down a good one? Ate this in Belgrade and nearly died it was so good. I think the one i'm after is called Gurmanska Pljeskavice - it's got the bacon and swiss cheese inside. hamburger in quotation marks because i was sternly warned not to call pljeskavice a hamburger.
also any recommendations for restaurants in london serving food from this region. i'm very partial to a bit of cevapi or borek as well.
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Yep there are a few up and coming, You can get a whole list od Serbian food at gunnersbury sports and social club in gunnersbury lane. Pljeskavice, chevapi, stuffed peppers, stuffed cabbage leaves, svadbarski kupus, muchkalice, mixed grills, Karadjordjeva snicla (black georges snicle) jellied pork (pihtije) proja (corn bread), soups and broths including spit roast suckling pig and lamb, serbian salads, shopska, cabbage, mix and green salads. They also have a great shop with ex YU food products. Preserved products such as ajvar, sour cabbage, hot peppers, mixed sour vegetables of all kinds, chocaltes, biscuites, crisps, sweets, smoked foods, pates etc. I may aswell mention that they do a great list of Serrbian wines over 30 labels from producers such as Rubin, Navip, Aleksandrovic, Jovic, Monestry Tvrdosh, Jelic, Vrsacki Vinogradi, do kraja sveta etc.
They do deliveries in and aroun London.
Or you might want to go Koliba 40 shepherds bush road London W6 7PJ
They do exactly the same foods but without the shop.Telephone: +44 (0) 207 6104801
Koliba really do wicked soups and broths the best I have tasted in a long time.Enjoy
Telephone number is +44 (0)7596001202
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Oh yeah, and that burek in Portobello Road is amazing, it's expensive but it's the real thing!
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re: Dejana
Best Turkish pastries in Harringay are at Yasar Halim on Green Lanes (about 10 minutes' bus ride south of Turnpike Lane tube). It's also a great grocery and greengrocers'. Lots of borek, lahmacun (don't know if this has a Balkan equivalent), plus Cypriot specialities such as pilavuna, a sesame, raisin, cheese and herb bun.
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re: sphamilton
Ovde još nisam probao ali čini mi se da imaju dosta pristojan izbor:
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re: tajana
Tajana
Try the Swiss Cottage shopNew Istanbul
8 New College Parade
Belsize Park
London
NW3 5EP
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7483 4767Though they sell mostly Turkish food, they also have an incredible selection of H/B/S/M/C, or whatever you want to call it, food. I know there is also a shop in Shepherd's Bush, but since I live in St. John's Wood, I am more familiar with this shop. Stumbled upon it by a chance, and now go there regularly to get some Balkan food.
I wish you best of luck in finding the things you are looking for!
Kind regards,Robert
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Hi,
There is a Serbian cafe/restaurant in Ealing Common:
Mugi
15 Station Parade (Uxbridge Road)
London W5 3LD
I had cevapi there, they were really good and in pita bread (the way they should be served). They also have excellent gibanica (filo pastry with cheese). I found very good gibanica (if you discover you like it) in a small turkish shop in Finchley Road, across Argus near Swiss Cottage.
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I'd love to know too! I heard of some Serbian restaurants in London, but none of my Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian friends had been there. I can't remember what it's called but it comes up on Google.
I'd say the best chance of having any of those is to make your own, there are loads of recipes online.
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re: grofonja
I made a note and I'll make a trip there for sure! I'd love to see how they compare the ones in Sarajevo :))
Incidentally, I was in Portobello yesterday and saw a Turkish bakery (just as soon as you get out of Nottingh Hill Gate tube and head to portobello road, towards the pastel houses , the bakery is on the same street as Gelato Mio and all other food shops). They had amazing looking burek in the window! And huge portions too. Unfortunately I had no time to stop and sample the goods but they looked excellent.
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