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If you are a passionate traveler and a foodie, the Šadrvan restaurant in Mostar should be on your list of must have places to go. Just a few meters from the iconic Old Bridge this restaurant with years of tradition and quality behind them, guarantees a gourmet pleasure.
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Last month Croatia set the Guinness World Record for the world’s longest sarma when a whopping 1,320-metre sarma was made at the Zeljarijada festival in Vidovec in the northern Croatian Varaždin County.
Now Bosnia and Herzegovina has joined in on the act. In the city of Tuzla today a huge meat burek, weighing 650 kilograms was revealed which they hope will earn them a place in the Guinness Book of Records.
Besides the massive burek, they also produced a gigantic portion of ćevapi, 1,500 pieces on a huge lepinja. They also hope that makes the Guinness Book of Records also.
“The dimension of the burek is 6 meters x 6 meters. 14 people took part in preparing it with the pastry measuring 1,500 meters in length,” Omer Isović, one of the organizers of the Tuzla Gastro Show.
The measurements of the Burek will be sent to the Guinness World Records headquarters for confirmation that it was indeed the world’s largest.
Beans are one of the longest-cultivate plants that we can find everywhere. Beans come in all shapes and colors  and can be used in different  tasty bean soup recipes. In Bosnia and Herzegovina we prepare black bean soup, white bean soup, bean chili, vegetable bean soup and much more.
There are more ways to prepare beans! Tour Guide Mostar will share one of the best recipes that we use in Bosnian traditional cuisine to prepare this delicious meal.
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Baklava is one of the oldest Turkish dishes, prepared during the Ottoman era and loved among the members of royalty and harem from the Topkapı Palace in Istanbul.
Ramadan (also known as Ramadhan or Ramzan) is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar. It is a period of prayer, fasting, charity-giving and self-accountability for believers from all over the world.