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A FOOD TRADITION

Croatian Adriatic Cuisine

The coastal tradition of Croatia, combining Mediterranean seafood, olive oil, herbs, handmade pasta, grilled foods, and slow-cooked dishes from the Adriatic regions.

Dishes linked to this cuisine

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Janjetina s Raznja

Janjetina s Raznja is lamb slowly roasted on a spit, usually seasoned simply with salt and served hot.

Komiska Pogaca

A baked Croatian island bread filled with tomato, onion, anchovy, capers, and herbs.

Krostule

Krostule are thin Croatian sweet pastry ribbons made from wheat flour and eggs, sweetened with sugar, and deep-fried until crisp.

Manestra

Manestra is a hearty Istrian vegetable and bean soup, commonly combining beans, potato, cabbage, onion, and sometimes cured pork.

Pasta Fazol

Pasta fazol is a Croatian bean-and-pasta stew combining cooked beans and pasta with onion, tomato, and often a pork-based seasoning.

Peka

Peka is a Croatian hearth-cooked dish of meat and potatoes roasted slowly under a bell-shaped lid with onions, garlic, olive oil, and seasoning.

Pljukanci

A Croatian hand-rolled pasta with tapered, irregular shapes made from wheat flour and commonly enriched with egg before being served with regional sauces.

Rafioli

Croatian filled pastry parcels made from wheat dough and a sweet filling commonly based on almonds or walnuts, sugar, and citrus.

Rapska Torta

A traditional Rab island almond cake made from a sweet pastry and an aromatic almond, sugar, and egg filling.

Rozata

Rozata is a chilled Croatian Adriatic caramel custard prepared from eggs, cow milk, and sugar, often scented with lemon.

Sardele u Savuru

Sardele u Savuru is a Croatian Adriatic preparation of sardines marinated with vinegar and onion, typically served chilled or at room temperature.

Skradinski Rizot

A slowly cooked Croatian risotto made with veal, rice, onion, broth, and wine until richly integrated.

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