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PREP 1h 40min
COOK 10min
READY IN 1h 50min
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This recipe for Tuzlanski ćevapi is the closest to the real thing. It calls for beef, lamb, and mutton, as is tradition. The onions add flavor and sweetness, but if you want to make ćevapi as authentic as possible, leave them out. Additionally, the preparation method is on par. Once ground, you need to let the meat rest for 24 hours, which means it will have enough time to ferment and develop flavor. Also, if you'd like, you can make the broth using a bouillon cube if you do not have beef broth on hand.
450g mutton
150g beef
150g lamb
40g onion, finely chopped, optional
4g pepper
12g salt
3 lepina flatbreads
beef broth, for pouring over the flatbread
Wash the meat, dice it, then grind it in a meat grinder.
Add the onion, the salt, and the pepper to the meat, then knead the mixture with your hands for about 25-30 minutes.
Place the meat in a bowl, cover it, then refrigerate it anywhere from a few hours to, ideally, 24 hours.
Shape the meat into small sausages, either by hand or with the help of a funnel or a piping bag — you should end up with approximately 30 pieces.
Grill over charcoal, the grid brushed with oil, for 4-7 minutes. If preparing on an electric grill, it will take about 10 minutes for them to cook.
While grilling ćevapi, you should flip them often, so they cook evenly.
When done, sprinkle with pepper.
For lepina flatbreads, first split them open, dip them quickly into a beef broth, then place them on ćevapi to steam as they grill.
Serve ćevapi with spring onions or white onion slices, tucked inside a lepina flatbread — each serving consists of 10 ćevapi placed inside a single lepina flatbread.
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