Belgrade Food Experience

The Inexorable Rise of Serbian Cuisine When the first Michelin guide to Belgrade was launched in late 2021, it was a bellwether moment for the Serbian capital’s dining scene.

Serbia is the world’s 44th most peaceful country! 😎😎😎

https://www.atlasandboots.com/travel-blog/most-peaceful-countries-in-the-world/?fbclid=IwAR3pkTT4L1b8Bv4C2TVKzUl0hL6pIzt0AUGWYVGobJv-B9LmznUbrAs6QgY

Ranked: world's most peaceful countries 2021 The most peaceful countries in the world have been updated for 2020. Read our insights from the study and browse the rankings below

inspirational! 🤩🤩🤩

Two friends build home, end up Michelin & Pritzker awarded Olot (Catalonia, Spain, population 34,000), an old town in the midst of the Pyrenees' foothills, is well known for its forested volcanoes, country estates ("...

Serbs are known for their great love of food, and for them sitting down to a meal is one of the greatest pleasures in life, which they also take great pride in preparing. If you don't get a chance to join one of our cooking classes and learn how to prepare some tasty serbian dishes, the next best thing is checkout out the following listing of the best traditional Serbian restaurants in Belgrade, and visiting as many as possible while you're in town - just don't try to do it all on the same day, Serbian portions are as large as they are tasty.

https://www.inyourpocket.com/belgrade/serbian-food-top-12-must-try-serbian-dishes_75250f

danas spremamo Fillet Gurbajón!

Our International Gastronomy Program continiues this Thursday with Russian Breakfast online Masterclass!
The class will be presented by Russian chef Andrey Zhdanov, known as one of the top 5 most famous and innovative Russian chefs!

Menu for this master-class:
Potato pancakes with salmon and sour cream with horseradish
Bread pudding with ham and egg and blood sausage.
Cheese pancakes with jam
Oatmeal with chicken heart
Millet with pumpkin and berries
Buckwheat with halva and persimmon

Here is the link for upcoming master-class:
https://zoom.us/j/98357363099...
In order to partipate you will need a password to access the zoom link. Contact us for event password! It's FREE!

We are looking forward to see you on our second session at 16.00 (4.00 pm) Moscow time!* (14:00 Belgrade time)