BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
The best of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The 5 cooking classes most travellers choose in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with what to expect from each and what it costs.
Learn Sarajevo classics like soğan dolma, japrak, and burek in a small hands-on class with wine, a panoramic welcome, and take-home know-how.
“What can I say? Merisha & Moustafa made us feel right at home. The food was amazing, the class was so much fun. It was like having a lovely afternoon with an old friend with great food, new skills and lots of laughs. Please book this class! Bosnian food is highly underrated and there is…”
Learn burek the hands-on way in central Mostar with Amina, a welcome drink, and a take-home recipe booklet for $25.
“I can highly reccomend this activity! First you are taught to prepare the burek dough, then you eat your own masterpiece !! It is accompanied by interesting stories from family life of Bosnian people. It is conducted in a very pleasant place, just behind the Old Bridge, right in the centre of Mostar. The teacher…”
Hands-on Bosnian cooking class in Mostar with rakija, local wine or beer, and a 3-course meal you make yourself, plus dolma and burek.
“A wonderful experience! My family was fortunate enough to take this cooking class during our brief stay in Mostar, and was a hit! Amina was an amazing host and teacher, and very patient as well. The dishes were delicious, my children were so excited to gobble them up! The restaurant where the class is held…”
Sarajevo cooking class with a local family: farmers market shopping, hands-on burek and sarma, Bosnian coffee, wine or rakija.
“I had a wonderful experience with Danijela and Armin, from shopping for the ingredient, warmly welcoming me to their home and preparing the food (burek, pies and sarma). I learned a lot from this experience! Thank you very much. I highly recommend it.”
Learn to make Bosnian burek in Mostar with an English guide, rakija welcome drink, and a shared meal at a fixed 6 pm start time.
“It was fun to try with a fun crowd of strangers. It was very nice that we all sat together afterwards and enjoyed the Burek together. Note that Burek takes 45 minutes to cook which is waiting time after learning to make it. This is a good option to have dinner in a different way.”
