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Dining in Croatia is a generally relaxed experience mainly because you can eat remarkably well for the price. Budget travellers will find themselves eating tasty local specialties for a fraction of what they'd pay at home.. Like much of Croatian culture, the cuisine is divided into coastal (Dalmatian and Istrian) and interior flavors (mostly from Zagorje which includes Zagreb and northwestern Croatia) with a sub-category of Slavonian cuisine from east Croatia. Following are items you'll find nearly everywhere in Croatia:
Throughout former Yugoslavia, this heavy cheese, meat or apple pastry was the breakfast of choice for farmers and fishermen. You'll see big trays of the stuff in gracing the windows of pastry shops and fast food joints.
Croatia's answer to the hamburger, this meatball is made of spicy beef or pork.
Another quick treat, this is a sort of shish kebab.
This crepe-like dessert is a pancake often stuffed with walnuts or chocolate and sometimes served with ice cream.
Swiss chard boiled and served with olive oil, potatoes and garlic is a simple and delicious side dish that's served throughout Croatia.
Made on the island of Pag, this sharp, sheep's milk cheese is a delicacy throughout Croatia. It's often served as an appetiser, thinly sliced with olives on the side.
Dried cod is prepared a variety of ways and is traditionally served on Christmas Eve. Pizza Further ResourcesCroatian Cooking Lessons --Visit Trogir and learn how to cook the Croatian way Food and Wine Tours in Croatia --order free brochures from these local specialists Related Pages
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