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The 2 Best Bosnian Cooking Classes

2 tours  ·  from $91 a head

Pita rolled thin enough to read through, dolma, and a coffee ritual with rules. The 2 below are priced and honest about how much you cook versus watch, and which send you off with the recipes.

Bosnian Cooking Lessons - Arriving at 2:30 pm for coffee and Sarajevo views
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Bosnian Cooking Lessons

1.Bosnian Cooking Lessons

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 269 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $96Our pick

Join Mersiha and Mustafa in their Sarajevo home for a four-hour Bosnian cooking class. Prepare stuffed vegetables, learn to stretch phyllo for burek, enjoy Herzegovina wine, then eat together while hearing local stories. Vegetarian and vegan options are available by request.

“For my birthday, I treated myself to a solo trip to Bosnia & Herzegovina, and one of my favorite and most memorable activities is one I now recommend to anyone planning to visit Sarajevo and that’s signing up for Bosnian Cooking Lessons. From the very first message I received, I immediately felt as though Mersiha was a friend inviting me to her home for a delicious meal. She’s incredibly warm and friendly which made this experience all the more special. I truly appreciated the pick-up and drop-off transfer to and from Mersiha and her husband, Mustafa’s home, which further added to the feeling of visiting a friend for dinner. Mersiha…”

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Traditional Bosnian Cooking Class in Mostar with Lunch and Drinks - Learning the food behind dolma, japrak, and burek
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Traditional Bosnian Cooking Class in Mostar with Lunch and Drinks

2.Traditional Bosnian Cooking Class in Mostar with Lunch and Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $90Best value

At Food House Mostar, an English-speaking guide such as Amina leads you through Bosnian cooking in a commercial kitchen. Prepare dishes such as dolma, japrak, burek, and hurmasice, then eat what you make with wine, beer, or a rakija welcome drink. The class lasts about three hours and begins at 5:00 pm.

“Host was great and really taught us the traditional techniques to create perfect Burek. Details hadn't been update on Viator booking site so wrong time was given meaning I missed the first part of the activity, however the hosts were very apologetic.”

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