"Ramadan"
They are usually made in bakeries during Ramadan. You can find them in many cities in Kosovo, but I think that in our region they were made in Prizren for the first time. These are ordinary buns or flatbreads with a filling of strained thick whole sour milk, eggs, dill with a sprinkling of turkey. I make them myself according to the recipe
Preparation steps
- STUFFING:
- Strain the thick whole sour milk through a thick gauze.
- Mix the resulting mixture with sour cream.
- Add egg, finely chopped dill, salt to taste and mix with a fork.
- Fill dough trays with this mixture.
- MAKING THE DOUGH:
- Crush fresh yeast in the salt of lukewarm milk.
- Add sugar, salt and a little flour.
- Leave in the heat for the yeast to rise.
- In a bowl with the remaining amount of flour, add the remaining yeast and knead a soft dough with milk as for a cake. Leave in the warm to rest for at least 30 minutes.
- When the dough has risen, divide it into balls of equal size.
- Develop with an elliptical rolling pin.
- Twist the ends as when closing a pie made of crusts. You will get boats whose middle is filled with pre-made stuffing. Sprinkle with plenty of leeks.
- Bake in a preheated oven at a temperature of 230 * C until golden brown.
Serving
Ramadan serve warm.