Pick up your meal, and take it home! This menu represents the traditional cooking of Mediha Goretic. Please pickup your meal between 4-5 p.m. at the Tiny Community Kitchen.

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About Mediha: She was born and raised in North-West Bosnia. Mediha has lived in Burlington for the past 20 years. Bosna’s (Bosnian) cuisine, like its language, has a base of South Slavic culture and tradition and has been influenced by many surrounding countries and far beyond.Since their migration to the region around the seventh century from North-Eastern Europe, Bosnians learned how to sustain and quickly adapt and transform their lifestyles, culture and tradition; all while being constantly threatened, under attack, or besiege. Throughout its history, invaders and conquerors based on their cultural and religious beliefs made altercations to Bosna’s dishes. Bosna’s multicultural population, migration and mixed-marriages also tailored the cuisine’s local taste. 

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Menu:

The Meat MEZA Plate:

Burek (Boo-reck) – phyllo dough/pastry with beef, red onion.

Grah/pasulj Balkan – baked beans known as “Gravče na tavče” Macedonian, Fasule in Albania - white beans + 16 bean soup mix, tomato, red peppers, carrots, onion, garlic, olive oil, Hungarian and Spanish red smoke paprika, Croatian vegeta - dried vegetable, in sauce similar to béchamel (no milk).

Ćufta-Ćevap (kefte-Greek, köfte-Turkish, Hawawshi/Balady Arayes – Egyptian) – grilled homemade ground beef kebab/ skewers.

Kupus Salata (Coup-oos Sa-la-ta) Cabbage Salad – Fresh, shredded and mixed with cucumber; seasoned with white vinegar, olive oil, salt (pepper can be added)

— The Vegetarian MEZA Plate:

Sirnica (Sear-nee-tza)– phyllo dough/pastry with mixed triple cheese: farmers, cottage, and goat.

Grah/pasulj Balkan – baked beans known as “Gravče na tavče” Macedonian, Fasule in Albania - white beans + 16 bean soup mix, tomato, red peppers, carrots, onion, garlic, olive oil, Hungarian and Spanish red smoke paprika, Croatian vegeta - dried vegetable, in sauce similar to béchamel (no milk).

Ćufta – Ćevap (kefte-Greek, köfte-Turkish, Hawawshi/Balady Arayes – Egyptian) – grilled white beans, carrots, onion, garlic, chickpeas flower.

Kupus Salata (Coup-oos Sa-la-ta) Cabbage Salad – Fresh, shredded and mixed with cucumber; seasoned with white vinegar, olive oil, salt (pepper can be added)

Desert with each meal: Baklava – sa orasima, sweet and juicy pastry with ground walnuts.

Optional extras:

Burek (meat) - $6

Sirnica (cheese) - $6

Baklava - $4

*Note: All dishes can be made Lactose-free, gluten-free, kosher and/or Halal upon request. Please make any special requests by 7 p.m. on November 29, 2022 via email to [email protected].

To learn more, visit MEZA on the web.