Herzegovinian Pršut: Bosnia’s Answer to Prosciutto
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Product: Herzegovinian pršut — dry-cured, cold-smoked ham Key difference from Italian prosciutto: Smoked over
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Product: Herzegovinian pršut — dry-cured, cold-smoked ham Key difference from Italian prosciutto: Smoked over
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Fish: Neretva river trout — freshwater fish from Herzegovina’s main river Species: Brown trout
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Region: Herzegovina — southern Bosnia and Herzegovina Key whites: Žilavka (indigenous grape, dry and
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Dish: Shakshuka — eggs baked in spiced tomato and pepper sauce Our twist: Local
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Dish: Klepe — Bosnian meat dumplings in garlic yogurt sauce Similar to: Turkish mantı,
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Dish: Tufahije — whole apples poached in sugar syrup, stuffed with walnuts Origin: Ottoman-era
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Dish: Bosanski lonac — layered Bosnian stew in a clay pot Translation: “Bosnian pot”
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Dish: Japrak — meat and rice stuffed in vine leaves (or collard greens) Also
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Dish: Hurmasice — syrup-soaked semolina cookies Origin: Ottoman-era Bosnia and Herzegovina Prep time: 20
Last updated: April 2026 Quick Facts Restaurants: Round up the bill or leave ~10% — appreciated, not obligatory Cafés: Round

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.



Looking for a delicious and unique dining experience? Look no further than Food House Mostar Restaurant! Our Bosnian cuisine will tantalize your taste buds, and our friendly staff will make you feel at home. Come see us today – we can’t wait to hear what you think!
© Copyright 2020 by Food House Mostar