Istarski boškarin
Istarski boškarin is an autochthonous Istrian cattle breed that has almost disappeared in the past, but nowadays, it’s saved due to the intervention from the Federation of Istrian Cattle Breeders. The cattle is farmed for gourmet purposes and it’s characterized by its gray coat and white muzzle.
In the past, boškarin was often used for fieldwork and milk production. Today, boškarin meat, with its peculiar flavor and aroma, is a top gourmet delicacy that’s made into salami, enjoyed as a steak, or used in stews that are typically paired with local pasta such as fuži and pljukanci.
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Fuži s boškarinom
Fuži s boškarinom or pljukanci s boškarinom is a traditional Istrian pasta dish. The star of the dish is boškarin – Istrian long-horned cattle ... Read more
Njoki s boškarinom
Njoki s boškarinom is a traditional dish originating from Istria. The star of the dish is boškarin – Istrian long-horned cattle that has almost disappeared ... Read more
Tagliata od boškarina na posteljici od rikule
Tagliata od boškarina na posteljici od rikule is a traditional dish originating from Istria. The star of the dish is boškarin – Istrian long-horned ... Read more
