Time: 15 min4 servingsapprox. 490 kcal / serving (estimated)approx. 19 g protein / serving
In the Balkans meze is not a dish but a habit: white cheese, dry sausage, olives, tomatoes, cucumbers and fresh flatbread on one large platter, from which everyone takes what they like. It needs no cooking and is ready in a quarter of an hour. It is perfect for a weekend breakfast, as a welcome for guests or with a glass of rakija.
Cut the cheese into cubes or slices and place it in the middle of a large serving plate.
Fan the sliced sausage around it.
Put the olives and the tomato and cucumber slices around the edge of the plate.
Cut the flatbread into wedges and, if you like it warm, toast it for a few minutes in a dry frying pan.
Drizzle everything with a little olive oil.
Serve at once so the cheese and sausage reach the table fresh and cold.
A Receptnaptár original recipe. Calories and protein are estimated.
Tips
Cut the white cheese and the sausage into slices of similar size, so the platter looks tidy and is easy to pick from.
Slice the tomatoes only at the last minute, because their juice quickly makes the platter soggy.
A small bowl of ajvar or kajmak goes very well with the platter, and spread on the flatbread it makes the meal more complete.
Frequently asked questions
What is somun?
A soft, flat, round Bosnian bread that is especially loved with ćevapčići. Pitta or any other flatbread is a good substitute.
How many people does it serve?
The recipe is enough for the breakfast of four. Served as a starter it will stretch to six to eight people, in which case you can add a little roasted pepper.