The Lure of Cevapi
I'm not a strict vegetarian, not even loosely speaking, but I do try to avoid meat, poultry, etc...whenever possible.
Well, I've fallen off the proverbial wagon, if ever I was on the wagon. Beef, pork, veal, chicken is a part of life here. Frankly, if I was offered pork topping on my strawberry ice-cream, I wouldn't even be surprised. "Pork topping, you say? Yes, that sounds reasonable."
While Stu has failed to grasp the beauty of the cevapi, I have embraced it's greasy simplicity. It's cheap and filling, about $2 and you have a meal. Basically, it's a sausage filled pita with onions on the side. Some people like it with mustard, others with yogurt and cheese. However you make it, it's just yummy.
Well, I've fallen off the proverbial wagon, if ever I was on the wagon. Beef, pork, veal, chicken is a part of life here. Frankly, if I was offered pork topping on my strawberry ice-cream, I wouldn't even be surprised. "Pork topping, you say? Yes, that sounds reasonable."
While Stu has failed to grasp the beauty of the cevapi, I have embraced it's greasy simplicity. It's cheap and filling, about $2 and you have a meal. Basically, it's a sausage filled pita with onions on the side. Some people like it with mustard, others with yogurt and cheese. However you make it, it's just yummy.
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