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Hey! Im the owner of ΓmbΓ«ltore Diti! Im glad you liked the Trileqe, that's what tourists love mostly in our shop. Sorry that you didn't find Sheqerpare and Baclava of your liking. We use 100% butter from cows for both, hence the reason why it tastes different than the other ones that you've tried. Locals prefer those, it's old recipes in our country. Sheqerpare is in its original form, quality and the original recipe which grandmothers used to make ages ago :). And yes, they're sweet haha. P.s Welcome to Kosova!
The βfliaβ is supposed to be eaten with some yogurt or pickled vegetables because itβs a heavy food (greasy).
Oh my these last few days have been filled with local eats across Kosovo π½π° and itβs been delicious But we are convinced there is more we havenβt tried let us know what else we should try π
i usual i eat flija with cheese and yogurt 2:21 but you can have it with anything i love your videos thanks for showing kosovo
I am Albanian Iβm watching you guys from US everything you see in Kosovo and Albania northern Macedonia some parts of Montenegro down the same Albanian food. Iβll be in tradition for thousands of years. Good luck you guys I hope youβre having a good time.
You can have with cheese and what ever you want
Hi guys.. Never eat flija and burek in bakery, because quality it's very pour! Thanks for visiting my country. God bless you and take care β€
Ajvar are roasted red pepper yummy you can even make home made ajvar easy sarch for a recet
Welcome to Kosovo π©Έπ½π°π¦π±. I wish you both a pleasant stay π
I love your simplicity and the way you talk about food and everything. You guys are as sweet as baklava, ha-ha! You're always welcome in Kosovo!
watching this I'm hungry lol. the burek is amazing!!!!!
Hello Greetings from Rochester NY as a Kosovare Albanian when you eat fli you should pair it with feta cheese and honey it is the best way to pair it it will not taste good with apple sauce or anything esle. Thanks for visitng my home country hope you are enjoying your time there. Thanks for these videos as well. Have a blessed day ππ»
Flia is eaten hot and traditionally served with sheepβs or goatβs cheese and pickled peppers.
2:31 yes you can. To give it more flavour we use lots of dips (usually based on peoples tastes) like: greek youghurt, different kinds of jam, honey, nutella, cheese, cream cheese, etc. You can basically eat it with anything you likeπ 3:06 flija is actually made with 80-100 thin layres of batter and it actually takes quite some time to do so for about 3-4 hours and we bake it with βsaΓ§aβ in our yards. 8:00 girl that is called Ajvar and itβs literally just red pepper seasoned and with kosovarian magics our grandmothers makeπ 12:30 yayy yall have arrived in Prizren where I live how come i could not meet you guyssπ For better experiences in Prizren try: Te Syla, Sarajeva - the steak house, quatro, abi qarshia, galeria for foods and more different experiences and sweets: ΓmbΓ«ltore Dini (top for me), Bereqeti, Sanremo (only for cakes), etcβ€ And uh hopefully with those choises Kosvo wonβt disapoint anymore with nothingπβ€ Anddd hopefully you reply to meβοΈπ€
love those prices π
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I'm from Kosovo!
You guys need a yogurt with burek and with flija....π
Yooo pls try restaurant home in Lipjan
The traditional Albanian food is fli, which may even be more than 4,000 years old, and fli is celebrated on March 14. Faleminderit mir se erdhΓ«t nΓ« DardaninΓ« tonΓ« tΓ« bukur π¦π±β₯οΈ