Potica is a delicious nut- filled pastry you will want to make more than once.
Here is how to make Slovenian walnut potica. This orehova potica recipe takes a little time, but the results are well worth the wait! Try it now.
A recipe for honey potica.
Delicious sweet roll with three different fillings: poppy seeds, walnuts and jam
An introduction to Slovenian food and what to eat in Slovenia. From protected dishes like Kranjska klobasa to potica. Learn what a typical Slovenian meal looks like and what to order in a restaurant.
‘POTICA’ is a delicious Traditional Slovenian Sweet Bread or Walnut Roll. It is the QUEEN of all Slovenian desserts and is known as one of our national treasures! This is my family recipe... (read more)
A recipe for bread potica from Kozjansko region of Slovenia.
The last time I posted my family's potica recipe, I promised that I would add an expanded version of the instructions,...
Potica is a typical Slovenian festive dish known all around the world. It was first mentioned in 1575. A test recipe for the Digital Culinary Heritage of Slovenian Australians research project ( http://kaja-antlej.com/digital-culinary-heritage-of-slovenian-australians/). The recipe and the introduction based on www.slovenia.si/visit/cuisine/recipes/potica/. Photo: Kaja Antlej
Discover the off the beaten track region of Brda (in Slovenia) - vineyards, old villages such as Smartno, Dobrovo castle and amazing views
Slovenian recipes provide a delicious food menu that reflects the country's geographical location and cultural heritage. Located in Central Europe, Slovenia
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Poticia, a sweet fruit-and-nut-filled cake, is a traditional Easter treat on Slovenia’s Bled Island. Recipe included.
An incredible Slovenian treat with a honeyed raisin-walnut filling. This recipe was handed down from my great aunt Olga.
An introduction to Slovenian food and what to eat in Slovenia. From protected dishes like Kranjska klobasa to potica. Learn what a typical Slovenian meal looks like and what to order in a restaurant.
A spin on the traditional Serbian Nut Bread, Potica cookies give all the flavor and feel of the bread in a tiny hand-held, delicious style.
Find out the difference between potica and povitica, the yeast-raised Slovenian and Croatian rolled pastries that can have a sweet or savory filling.
Soft chocolate dough with delicious coconut filling for all dessert lovers!This chocolate coconut roll or poti
Traditional Slovenian potica (known in Croatia as povitica) is a delicious treat for breakfast or dessert. It also makes a wonderful gift. Here are two easy recipes for the bread.
We are delighted to bring to you a traditional recipe for Walnut Potica, a typical festive cake in Slovenia known all around the world.
Potica - Povitica, traditional Slovenian and Croatian sweet bread made with a filling of nuts, butter, milk and sugar and a beautiful shape.
An introduction to Slovenian food and what to eat in Slovenia. From protected dishes like Kranjska klobasa to potica. Learn what a typical Slovenian meal looks like and what to order in a restaurant.
POTICA ROLLS — Move over Cinnabon and say hello to these New! Slovenian Orehove Potičke! This is my version and recipe for these delicious Potica-Rolls! I developed this recipe one day when I was making Potica (Slovenian Walnut Roll) and I had made waaaay too much filling! Being Slovenian I knew I couldn’t put the fil
Traditional Slovenian potica (known in Croatia as povitica) is a delicious treat for breakfast or dessert. It also makes a wonderful gift. Here are two easy recipes for the bread.
Slovenia is a small country that packs a punch when it comes to its gorgeous, varied landscape, and that also translates directly to amazing cuisine. Wondering what to eat in Slovenia? Look no further! Read on to find out what and where to eat in Slovenia. With influences from Italy next door, the Balkan Peninsula, on which it sits, and Austria and Hungary to the north, the bounty of culinary delights was impressive…and tasty. There are a whopping 24 different “gastronomic regions” in Slovenia, each with its own specialties from sausage to soups to ravioli and pastas. What
Walnut potica (orehova potica) Urska is from Maribor, the second largest town in Slovenia, known for Alpine skiing competitions. She moved to Switzerland about 3 years ago to be with her (now) husband who had found a job here. Urska misses her family and friends from Slovenia, but not so much the food, as all… Continue reading Slovenia – Potica – nut roll
Find out the difference between potica and povitica, the yeast-raised Slovenian and Croatian rolled pastries that can have a sweet or savory filling.
Sharing Slovenian Easter traditions and learning how to make potica with my mother-in-law. Learn about how Slovenians celebrate from Palm Sunday to Easter Day!
The Republic of Slovenia lies at the heart of Europe – it is a meeting point of four major European natural units: where the Alps and the Mediterranean...
Kobarid is a small town on the Soča River. Discover the best things to do in Kobarid, Slovenia including waterfalls, hikes, WWI history museum, local cheese.
Traditional Slovenian potica (known in Croatia as povitica) is a delicious treat for breakfast or dessert. It also makes a wonderful gift. Here are two easy recipes for the bread.
An introduction to Slovenian food and what to eat in Slovenia. From protected dishes like Kranjska klobasa to potica. Learn what a typical Slovenian meal looks like and what to order in a restaurant.
An introduction to Slovenian food and what to eat in Slovenia. From protected dishes like Kranjska klobasa to potica. Learn what a typical Slovenian meal looks like and what to order in a restaurant.
An introduction to Slovenian food and what to eat in Slovenia. From protected dishes like Kranjska klobasa to potica. Learn what a typical Slovenian meal looks like and what to order in a restaurant.
If you’re visiting Slovenia, our Slovenian food guide takes a close look at 23 unique and delicious traditional recipes you simply have to try during your trip.
