Bread for cevapi is called Samun and you eat cevapi with hands 😀. The sauce with cevapi is called Ajvar and it is made from grilled Peppers. The Cheese spread is called Kajmak. Also, Pita with Meat is called Burek, pita with chesse is called Sirnica, one with potato is caled Krompirusha, and one with spinach (my favorite) is Zeljanica. All of them are called Pita. Try the Loza brandy drink (whatever flavor) and Sarajevsko Beer. Also try the meats made under Sach (traditional way), it is sooo tender and juicy.
Thank you so much for sharing that! I've updated in the description 'samun' and 'ajvar.' Oh, the sach meats so delicious! Thanks for recommending that.
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the only thing missing was baked beans (prebranac), that's almost essential side dish for this type of meal. oh, and chevapi is actually minced meat shaped like a sausage. so technically not a sausage, which comes stuffed into a skin.
Arnold yes you should when you visit Sarajevo go to bas carsija eat cevapi there and go to ascinica . In ascinica you get most traditional bosnian food .
This is the most excited I have seen you guys eat. I was going to go to Budapest in the spring, but now I will have to alter my travel plans and go to Bosnia!
Hi guys, the food there in Bosnia looks fabulous, I don’t know how to spell any of those dishes but the second dish with the pita bread looks fantastic. Do you both speak multiple languages? Just wondering if you ever have a hard time with languages and speaking to people at the counties you both visit. I would 😐
Thank you! The food sure has been fabulous. That one is spelled cevapi. Audrey can speak Spanish fluently and a bit of German and I have only dabbled a bit but can't speak another language well. It depends more where you travel whether it is easier or harder. In Bosnia we found it easy enough to find English speakers.
Best part of the video when he says: "I don't even know what to do" - thanks for sharing your videos and showing the world what a beautiful country we have, delicious food, generosity and especially what a warm welcome Bosnian people have towards any visitors. I live in the USA but my heart is always in Bosnia. I hope you visit more cities across Bosnia and enjoy the beauty of the country.
Thank you very much! I think visiting Bosnia was one of the true surprise highlights of 2017 for us. We'd love to go back again to see more and enjoy the warm hospitality.
Lol...Sam: "I intent to leave here with this plate empty". You Go, Guy...looks soooo amazing! I am pleasantly surprised at how Central & Eastern Europe have so much to offer in sights & food. You guys have really opened my eyes to Extended European experiences.
Thank you! LOL, this meal was quite the challenge but ever so delicious. I'm really glad to hear that because honestly it was through the encouragement of friends that helped us decide to travel more extensively in the region and we loved it.
OH....MY......GOD..........Mostar is on my list, just for that meal - that was like - unbelievable and even affordable......I need to get a snack now....asap.....bye.....:-)
Oh man! Hahaha....you gotta go! Couldn't have summed it up better - unbelievable and even affordable. Mostar, aside from the great food, is also really cool just from a travel perspective. We loved wandering around and hanging out by the river.
Literally just found this video and automatically clicked on it because I’m from bosnia originally but I live in the uk and I almost stared crying because I miss all the Bosnian food so much😂😭♥️
I'm begging:), men do take off their hats when sitting at the table at dinner etc:) Women does not have to do that. Please. So you like the Ajvar, do well with so many things. Also with good meaty sausage:)
I'll admit I watch these videos for the faces and sounds Sam makes at every meal. He's such a shameless gourmet. There's something captivating about watching someone enjoy his food that much... If you stay in Bosnia much longer though, you'll need a forklift to get out of there.
I must praise Audrey for not mistaking in pronuncation when mentioning Croatian (in other videos I watched) and Bosnian names for foods or restaurants (in this video).
@@samuelandaudrey Don't know about you, (sorry, just don't remember did you mention any of local names in the videos I've seen), but know that I was surprised she mentioned several, and she never made any mistakes. (Other foreigners usually do). Hope you'll come to Croatia again, there are more things to see, especially the islands. I recommend Vis during summer and Lošinj during spring or autumn.
Wonderful video as usual. Guys! About the bridge, let me share some words about it. So. It was ruined in the war times around the late 90s.... And when peace came back this bridge represented a huuuge huuuge metaphorical meaning for the people. Anybody from any religion and ethnic group was actually working hard to rebuild it. And as I know they were using mostly the same rocks the bridge was originally built from. That bridge appeared always and appears now as well on a lot of paintings not only around the area but even in other countries such as Hungary where I am from. What else... to say... The place certainly has a very special spirit. So not an accident that you tend to fell in love with it too :) Cheers, keep on rockin!!!!!! (Maxi Marton)
Thank you very much! Really appreciate you sharing that. Considering what that city went through it is incredible how resilient the locals are to rebuild their lives after a brutal war. I wish only peace and prosperity for Mostar heading forward.
Absolute welcome! You are the travelers who capture monuments of the world so credit goes for you two :) And you know, for the kind of guys like us from the Eastern Europe area is always a very emotional moment even seeing you re guys loving the food. I cry like a baby seeing it :) By the way I am maybe going to my hometown soon (from Spain) My hometown is called Pécs (pro-nuance it almost as you'd say peach in English :) The town is also called Fünfkirchen . (But only German ppl or Austrians (like Audrey) would call it Fünfkirchen. (Im kinda Austrian partially by the way...) :) So name of town to visit is definitely Pécs, in Hungary. A must see place. And if I could show you guys around.... lol....lol.... would be a pleasure. (Not for being in the video... I do my own life to cover being visible here and there hahhaa... so no intention of that) just to help you around a bit. That town Pécs has an incredible history. (Again, not pecs like muscles, but pronuance it a bit as peach but with an 'a' , a log long "a" actually so it elongates to Pééééécs nicely ) :) Yeah , south of Hungary. (Wold famous wine area.) Cheers!!!! Thanks for the reply by the way!!! On facebook Im: Maxi Marton - media artist - hometown Pécs :)
Omg what an amazing restaurant 😲 you guys made me sooop hungry! I dont even eat meet but it was all looking sooosossop good. The desert was yummy looking too~ i love arabic sweets!♡
Thank you! Wish we could somehow share. It was a meal to remember and the desert was also a nice ending after all of that meat. Do have any favorite sweets you like the most?
I think I've watched this video twice; although, I've never been to Bosnia and Herzegovnia but I used to have a friend from Bosnia in the 90's, so this whole video is quite interesting. That said, B&H is quite something in terms of complexity and bad recent history!
That thing you are referring to as a "sauce" is called AJVAR a common homemade pepper-based condiment used all over former Yugoslavia countries, all foreigners are amazed by the taste of AJVAR :)
Your girl (our gurl) was frustrating me because she wasn’t combining the sausage and mustard and cheese and bread and the grill meat sausages were so super sexy !!!! We love y’all hello from San Diego California
Wow! Sausage feast! And you ate dessert! OMG! Loved the food. And love your tips. We sometimes think Europe is very expensive for travellers, but that depends on where you go. 19 US Dollars for that whole amout of food and drinks is so cheap! Here in Brazil, a Mc Donald's Big Mac combo is costing at about 10 USD/per person! And you ate so much for a little bit less! That was a great deal!
cevapcici are definitely finger food ....roll up your sleeves and dive in .....make sure you drink a lot of water after because it is spicy, salty and heavy food.... but it'll definitely keep you full for a very long time....
The red spicy sauce is called Ajvar. Made of bell peppers, garlic, aubergine, and optionally chili peppers (depending on the capsaicin content of the peppers). Most often, it is spicy, but traditionally it is a bit sweet.
that sauce is called ajvar. and don0t call čevapi a sausage please. you should eat it with your hands. and that creamy cheese is probably kajmak, it goes very well with čevapi and lepinja (bread).
Hey Sam/Audrey, I always like how ur video style of balancing between food and travelling but since ur focus goes to food more, i would suggest u show the food more closely(sometims top view of plates or platter) so we see the textures and stuff to know them more accurately and also when u cut or pick up food from plate u should show the plate in camera n not ur face, will be better n more professional ...just a suggestion hope u take it in a positive way...
Thank you! These are awesome suggestions. We're hoping to improve the quality of our food videos in 2018 :) The detail shots are definitely something we'll try to do better and more of :)
Samuel and Audrey, thank You guys for great presentation of our city. If you ever get the opportunity to visit Mostar, it would be honor for us to host You and accommodate you in one of our many units, free of charge. Thank you for visiting Mostar, you promoted our city in a really great way and we are thankful for that. Of course, you were limited by your time and other plans, and you didn’t experience all the magic of our beloved city 😊 Shame you didn’t try for example, paragliding over Mostar, which is one of a kind experience, driving a kayak over river Neretva, not to mention off road and quad adventure amid gorgeous countryside of Herzegovina, also unique experience that sticks to your memory. Thank You guys again for visiting our city, we hope You enjoyed it. For the accommodation in Mostar and the experience that Samuel and Audrey showed you can contact us on our FB page facebook.com/mostarpropertymanagement/, our e-mail info@mostarpropertymanagement.com, website www.hit-booker.com/ , or phone number +387 63 834 179. About us - we are just city kids with playful spirit who have the luck to do what they love and who can show You all the magic of our beloved city and Herzegovina as well.
Thanks! It is not rude to do that where I'm from unless it is a fancy restaurant. Also, it was kind of cold so removing layers like a hat or jacket is not something I was doing often at this point in the trip. I should remember more to take my hat off though in other countries.
Wow another great video, guys! Looks like you scored really big on the meat platter and monster pita. Wonder what that red/orange spicy sauce was? Thanks for sharing, love your videos, been checking out your Balkans videos. Love the way you guys jump into the local culture with gusto.
The red sauce is called ajvar (pronounced ay-var) and it is ubiquitous all over the Balkans. It's made of slow baked (veeery slow) or cooked red peppers and eggplants and local spices (usually not hot at all, just very very intense red vegetable taste). It can be used as garnish for heavier meats or eaten alone as bread spread (fantastic veggie food right there). It is amazingly tasty and chock-full of vitamins as it is a very common winter food (zimnica). More traditional families have an "ajvar day" in autumn when you buy locally grown peppers and egplants wholesale and then prepare home-made ajvar to give you enough vitamins and minerals for the winter... (Home-made is the best, if someone offers you a jar take it!) Ajvar is basically Balkans sauerkraut in functionality and when buying it look for chunkiness, if it looks too pasty and homogenous it might have been overcooked.
That is cool to hear! Yeah, we ended up having regulars come over to our airbnb for food. It was a highlight of our stay and something we'll always remember. It must be cold right?
The sugary syrup that the traditional sweets are made with usually contains lemon juice in it. I think the lemon was primarily for decoration, but I think you've just come up with a whole new way of eating Ruzice. I have to try that :D The lemon juice is added for more flavour while boiling the sugary water. I sometimes add cinnamon or some other flavours. It's really tasty.
Bread for cevapi is called Samun and you eat cevapi with hands 😀. The sauce with cevapi is called Ajvar and it is made from grilled Peppers. The Cheese spread is called Kajmak. Also, Pita with Meat is called Burek, pita with chesse is called Sirnica, one with potato is caled Krompirusha, and one with spinach (my favorite) is Zeljanica. All of them are called Pita. Try the Loza brandy drink (whatever flavor) and Sarajevsko Beer. Also try the meats made under Sach (traditional way), it is sooo tender and juicy.
Thank you so much for sharing that! I've updated in the description 'samun' and 'ajvar.' Oh, the sach meats so delicious! Thanks for recommending that.
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Samun?? It is called Somun in Bosnia (Lepinja in Croatia and Serbia)
the only thing missing was baked beans (prebranac), that's almost essential side dish for this type of meal. oh, and chevapi is actually minced meat shaped like a sausage. so technically not a sausage, which comes stuffed into a skin.
Don't know about Bosnia, but in Serbia we use cutlery.
I feel like I need to go to Bosnia just to eat that.
Thanks! I know what you mean. The food in Mostar was just incredible and also rated highly as a travel experience. Highly recommend visiting :)
Arnold yes you should when you visit Sarajevo go to bas carsija eat cevapi there and go to ascinica . In ascinica you get most traditional bosnian food .
Mostar je hercegovina a ne bosna
This is the most excited I have seen you guys eat. I was going to go to Budapest in the spring, but now I will have to alter my travel plans and go to Bosnia!
Thank you! We sure were excited. Also, it is exciting to hear you'll visit Bosnia :)
How did you like bosnia
“Amazeballs”😂😂😂😂👍 I’m living in Sarajevo....the food is amazing!
Thanks Kris! Would love to visit Sarajevo.
zakinuti 2 cevapa hahha,a sto mahaluse torokaju iza :)))
:)
Haris Slatina hahaha dobro nisam jedini sto je primjetio hahaha
Ma ne čuju oni torokanje od klope.Hem je puno hem jeftino za njihov padze
Hi guys, the food there in Bosnia looks fabulous, I don’t know how to spell any of those dishes but the second dish with the pita bread looks fantastic. Do you both speak multiple languages? Just wondering if you ever have a hard time with languages and speaking to people at the counties you both visit. I would 😐
Thank you! The food sure has been fabulous. That one is spelled cevapi. Audrey can speak Spanish fluently and a bit of German and I have only dabbled a bit but can't speak another language well. It depends more where you travel whether it is easier or harder. In Bosnia we found it easy enough to find English speakers.
It's called Ćevapi :)
FitAngie don't wory Angie if you go there masly people speak English just relax and enjoy all you want.people they very pisifool.
i speak bosnian,croatia,serbian,engish,german and i kinda know italian a lil bit. i also understand most of russian
What you prefer ?Mc donalds....Or that food?
I am glad you have enjoyed our beautiful food and country. Come back again ❤️.
Thanks! We'd love to again in the future!
Your videos always make me hungry and drool... even if I just ate!!! :D
Also you just made me add this restaurant to the bucket list !!!
Thank you! Wish we could share. This was one of our best meals from last year :)
The red sauce is Ajvar...it is red peppers and spices minced up. Delicious 😘 This sauce is typically put on your cevapi or Pljeskavica.
Thanks for letting us know! It is delicious.
not on real cevap
Best part of the video when he says: "I don't even know what to do" - thanks for sharing your videos and showing the world what a beautiful country we have, delicious food, generosity and especially what a warm welcome Bosnian people have towards any visitors. I live in the USA but my heart is always in Bosnia. I hope you visit more cities across Bosnia and enjoy the beauty of the country.
Thank you very much! I think visiting Bosnia was one of the true surprise highlights of 2017 for us. We'd love to go back again to see more and enjoy the warm hospitality.
Lol...Sam: "I intent to leave here with this plate empty". You Go, Guy...looks soooo amazing! I am pleasantly surprised at how Central & Eastern Europe have so much to offer in sights & food. You guys have really opened my eyes to Extended European experiences.
Thank you! LOL, this meal was quite the challenge but ever so delicious. I'm really glad to hear that because honestly it was through the encouragement of friends that helped us decide to travel more extensively in the region and we loved it.
OH....MY......GOD..........Mostar is on my list, just for that meal - that was like - unbelievable and even affordable......I need to get a snack now....asap.....bye.....:-)
Oh man! Hahaha....you gotta go! Couldn't have summed it up better - unbelievable and even affordable. Mostar, aside from the great food, is also really cool just from a travel perspective. We loved wandering around and hanging out by the river.
Yep - that general area - Balkans - is gonna rocket in tourism terms.....:-)
U guys are awesome! If u ever come to Tuzla hit me up and lets go eat local cuisine
Thanks Omar! Hope we can visit!
Literally just found this video and automatically clicked on it because I’m from bosnia originally but I live in the uk and I almost stared crying because I miss all the Bosnian food so much😂😭♥️
Oh thanks for watching and really hope you can enjoy home-cooked food again soon from Bosnia.
Looks like the food are great.
So much food for very little money
Thanks! Yeah, wonderful value and quality :)
Do you ever take home a doggy bag?.
Yes, we do when it is available.
Me: I need to try the local food while I'm away
Also me: Yesss I found a McDonald's
Hahaha...that is funny!
I'm triggered by the 9 cevapi. It's usually 5 (petica) or 10 (desetka) or 20, but not 9😂
Interestingt o hear!
I bet y’all took a good nap after all that food....
Thanks! Hahaha...not much done after this one.
Tipping is not mandatory in Balkans. People don't get mad if you don't tip, so you don't have to.
Thanks for letting us know :)
We eat ćevapi with our hands. We love eating with our hands and don't worry you will not look crazy or something, it is much better that way
That is great to hear Shawa!
I'm begging:), men do take off their hats when sitting at the table at dinner etc:) Women does not have to do that. Please.
So you like the Ajvar, do well with so many things. Also with good meaty sausage:)
I'll try to remember that for next time.
Wow !!! Realmente disfrute junto a Uds esa comida , espectacular !! Abrazotes 🇦🇷🇻🇪
Gracias Nidia!
Tangs fore making dis video kos me is from bosnia
Thanks! We enjoyed visiting Bosnia.
You should visit Srebrenik in north-east part of Bosnia . Best food ever. Ćevapi in Mostar are not good.
THanks for sharing that!
I’m so happy you had good eating.
Thank you for sharing.
I'll admit I watch these videos for the faces and sounds Sam makes at every meal. He's such a shameless gourmet. There's something captivating about watching someone enjoy his food that much... If you stay in Bosnia much longer though, you'll need a forklift to get out of there.
Thank you! LOL, we'll be needing that forklift sooner than later I feel ;)
@@samuelandaudrey Enjoy my country my friends. You are always welcome.
I must praise Audrey for not mistaking in pronuncation when mentioning Croatian (in other videos I watched) and Bosnian names for foods or restaurants (in this video).
Thank you very much! She's much better at languages than I am.
@@samuelandaudrey Don't know about you, (sorry, just don't remember did you mention any of local names in the videos I've seen), but know that I was surprised she mentioned several, and she never made any mistakes. (Other foreigners usually do). Hope you'll come to Croatia again, there are more things to see, especially the islands. I recommend Vis during summer and Lošinj during spring or autumn.
Your both radiating pure joy in this video! After seeing your day trip meal it's totally understandable.
Thank you! Going from very low to sky high between those 2 meals :)
Chease?
It's kajmak. A kind of clotted milk cream.
Jel postoji rijec za kajmak u engleskom uopste?
Oh thanks for letting us know.
Wonderful video as usual. Guys! About the bridge, let me share some words about it.
So. It was ruined in the war times around the late 90s....
And when peace came back this bridge represented a huuuge huuuge metaphorical meaning for the people.
Anybody from any religion and ethnic group was actually working hard to rebuild it. And as I know they were using mostly the same rocks the bridge was originally built from.
That bridge appeared always and appears now as well on a lot of paintings not only around the area but even in other countries such as Hungary where I am from.
What else... to say... The place certainly has a very special spirit. So not an accident that you tend to fell in love with it too :)
Cheers, keep on rockin!!!!!! (Maxi Marton)
Thank you very much! Really appreciate you sharing that. Considering what that city went through it is incredible how resilient the locals are to rebuild their lives after a brutal war. I wish only peace and prosperity for Mostar heading forward.
Absolute welcome! You are the travelers who capture monuments of the world so credit goes for you two :)
And you know, for the kind of guys like us from the Eastern Europe area is always a very emotional moment even seeing you re guys loving the food. I cry like a baby seeing it :)
By the way I am maybe going to my hometown soon (from Spain)
My hometown is called Pécs (pro-nuance it almost as you'd say peach in English :)
The town is also called Fünfkirchen . (But only German ppl or Austrians (like Audrey) would call it Fünfkirchen. (Im kinda Austrian partially by the way...) :)
So name of town to visit is definitely Pécs, in Hungary. A must see place.
And if I could show you guys around.... lol....lol.... would be a pleasure. (Not for being in the video... I do my own life to cover being visible here and there hahhaa... so no intention of that) just to help you around a bit.
That town Pécs has an incredible history. (Again, not pecs like muscles, but pronuance it a bit as peach but with an 'a' , a log long "a" actually so it elongates to Pééééécs nicely ) :)
Yeah , south of Hungary. (Wold famous wine area.)
Cheers!!!! Thanks for the reply by the way!!!
On facebook Im: Maxi Marton - media artist - hometown Pécs :)
Omg what an amazing restaurant 😲 you guys made me sooop hungry! I dont even eat meet but it was all looking sooosossop good. The desert was yummy looking too~ i love arabic sweets!♡
Thank you! Wish we could somehow share. It was a meal to remember and the desert was also a nice ending after all of that meat. Do have any favorite sweets you like the most?
Hahaha! Same here! I am a vegetarian and even then my mouth was watering!
Zips any of that cheese made from sheep milk? I used to love that.
Oh, we really like that as well.
Amazing place. Wow!!!
Thank you! We just loved it.
How much weight u two gained while visiting Bosnia?? Lol
LOL, quite a bit I think
@@samuelandaudrey well its ok i know our food is awesome.hope u visit again.👍👍
I think I've watched this video twice; although, I've never been to Bosnia and Herzegovnia but I used to have a friend from Bosnia in the 90's, so this whole video is quite interesting. That said, B&H is quite something in terms of complexity and bad recent history!
Thankk you! It also has great food.
My home. Wonderful place. I miss the color of the rivers.
That thing you are referring to as a "sauce" is called AJVAR a common homemade pepper-based condiment used all over former Yugoslavia countries, all foreigners are amazed by the taste of AJVAR :)
Thanks! Ah, that is it. Is sure is good :)
Yes that is food great and fresh all it’s organic
It is delicious food.
Your girl (our gurl) was frustrating me because she wasn’t combining the sausage and mustard and cheese and bread and the grill meat sausages were so super sexy !!!! We love y’all hello from San Diego California
Thanks! Yeah, we should have done a super bite with a bit of everything.
Hey guys! That seemed like a reply hearty meal! Could see it in your expressions :D But you totally deserved it after that polenta and hummus :(
* really hearty
Thank you! This meal more than made up for the bad lunch :)
Wow! Sausage feast! And you ate dessert! OMG! Loved the food. And love your tips. We sometimes think Europe is very expensive for travellers, but that depends on where you go. 19 US Dollars for that whole amout of food and drinks is so cheap! Here in Brazil, a Mc Donald's Big Mac combo is costing at about 10 USD/per person! And you ate so much for a little bit less! That was a great deal!
Thank you! Yeah, it was incredible value and such a memorable meal. So highly recommend this place.
Nice video👍 where you guys are from? Just wondering?
cevapcici are definitely finger food ....roll up your sleeves and dive in .....make sure you drink a lot of water after because it is spicy, salty and heavy food.... but it'll definitely keep you full for a very long time....
They are so so so good!
The red spicy sauce is called Ajvar. Made of bell peppers, garlic, aubergine, and optionally chili peppers (depending on the capsaicin content of the peppers). Most often, it is spicy, but traditionally it is a bit sweet.
Thanks for sharing that! No wonder it tastes so good.
The food reflects the influence of the Ottoman Empire from centuries ago. Looks so similar to Turkish food.
Thanks! It sure does. We had some incredible meals in Mostar.
Nice try!!!Now I know better about Bosnian food.Also I miss you guys snacks testing vlogs...
Thank you! We will try to make more snack videos :)
Lots of cats, much as in Montenegro - and stray dogs - plenty of homeless dogs too :(
That is true.
that sauce is called ajvar. and don0t call čevapi a sausage please. you should eat it with your hands. and that creamy cheese is probably kajmak, it goes very well with čevapi and lepinja (bread).
Thank you for letting us know!
and, sorry, bread for ćevapi (chevapi) is SOMUN (not samun) :)
Oh, thanks for letting us know!
Nije somun vec lepina
NO, its lepinja! ☺
It almost looked like Sam took over Audrey's plate telling Audrey "ok, you can have my plate, I take over yours :D"
Hahaha...I would have definitely swapped with her ;)
I can’t believe that Audrey’s plate is for one! That could feed the 5,000😂😂
Hahaha...that plate for one was like a small army portion ;)
guys ... you always talk so passionate about the food. It always makes me craving everything you eat! hahahah
Thank you! I wish we could share :)
Nice to see you guys happy with your food after the misery of the earlier lunch :)
Thank you! From rock bottom to the clouds in the sky was the difference between those meals...haha
That would definitely be my favorite too. Mix meat plate for ONE ?! Wow!
We couldn't believe how loaded that plate was :)
you guys are so cute, I am happy that you like our food, all the best, and good luck on your travels :)
Thank you very much! We loved it.
I feel really hungry when I watch your video, I am leaving for lunch, see you later!
Thanks! Hope you had a great lunch :)
By meat you mean beef alone? Don't they serve chicken as part of menu?
Oh they do have chicken as well.
Hey Sam/Audrey, I always like how ur video style of balancing between food and travelling but since ur focus goes to food more, i would suggest u show the food more closely(sometims top view of plates or platter) so we see the textures and stuff to know them more accurately and also when u cut or pick up food from plate u should show the plate in camera n not ur face, will be better n more professional ...just a suggestion hope u take it in a positive way...
Thank you! These are awesome suggestions. We're hoping to improve the quality of our food videos in 2018 :) The detail shots are definitely something we'll try to do better and more of :)
awesome! best of luck :)
Would love to see you guys visit Saint Petersburg in Russia 🇷🇺!
Thank you! Would be a dream to visit that city - we've wanted to go for years :)
Me and my brothers name is Samuel and Audrey.!!!.....!!!!!
That is cool! Great names :)
Dam I'm gonna there after tomorrow, restaurant name and location please!
So cool to hear! We have the address listed in the description box below the video.
Samuel and Audrey, thank You guys for great presentation of our city. If you ever get the opportunity to visit Mostar, it would be honor for us to host You and accommodate you in one of our many units, free of charge. Thank you for visiting Mostar, you promoted our city in a really great way and we are thankful for that. Of course, you were limited by your time and other plans, and you didn’t experience all the magic of our beloved city 😊 Shame you didn’t try for example, paragliding over Mostar, which is one of a kind experience, driving a kayak over river Neretva, not to mention off road and quad adventure amid gorgeous countryside of Herzegovina, also unique experience that sticks to your memory.
Thank You guys again for visiting our city, we hope You enjoyed it.
For the accommodation in Mostar and the experience that Samuel and Audrey showed you can contact us on our FB page facebook.com/mostarpropertymanagement/, our e-mail info@mostarpropertymanagement.com, website www.hit-booker.com/ , or phone number +387 63 834 179.
About us - we are just city kids with playful spirit who have the luck to do what they love and who can show You all the magic of our beloved city and Herzegovina as well.
Looks great food! But i have to ask- Why are you wearing a hat in an indoor restaurant?
Thanks! It is not rude to do that where I'm from unless it is a fancy restaurant. Also, it was kind of cold so removing layers like a hat or jacket is not something I was doing often at this point in the trip. I should remember more to take my hat off though in other countries.
Sam, you took off your beard!! Looks very nice and clean!!
Thank you! It usually comes off after I've been lazy for a while ;)
Wow another great video, guys! Looks like you scored really big on the meat platter and monster pita. Wonder what that red/orange spicy sauce was? Thanks for sharing, love your videos, been checking out your Balkans videos. Love the way you guys jump into the local culture with gusto.
Thank you! We had some great meals there. I believe the sauce is Ajvar.
The red sauce is called ajvar (pronounced ay-var) and it is ubiquitous all over the Balkans. It's made of slow baked (veeery slow) or cooked red peppers and eggplants and local spices (usually not hot at all, just very very intense red vegetable taste). It can be used as garnish for heavier meats or eaten alone as bread spread (fantastic veggie food right there). It is amazingly tasty and chock-full of vitamins as it is a very common winter food (zimnica). More traditional families have an "ajvar day" in autumn when you buy locally grown peppers and egplants wholesale and then prepare home-made ajvar to give you enough vitamins and minerals for the winter... (Home-made is the best, if someone offers you a jar take it!) Ajvar is basically Balkans sauerkraut in functionality and when buying it look for chunkiness, if it looks too pasty and homogenous it might have been overcooked.
겨울철 감기조심하시고 새해 복많이 받으시길...
고맙습니다! 우리는 따뜻하게 옷을 입으려고 노력할 것입니다.
AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGGGG
Thanks!
That meat platter looks amazing I'm drooling lol
Thanks! Wish we could share. We could have used some help with this one ;)
I could eat all of it as long as I had no plans afterwards because I would need a nap lol
Great vid! You should have visited Sarajevo too :)
Thank you! Wish we could have :(
Im from bosnia and cevapi is mu favourite food
So cool to hear! It is delicious.
ćevapi are the most regual food in Bosnia and Herzegovina and most of the things you pronouncing most of the food wrong but it is not your fault
Lovin' it. I'm filming videos in Mostar now and there are TONS of stray cats around here
That is cool to hear! Yeah, we ended up having regulars come over to our airbnb for food. It was a highlight of our stay and something we'll always remember. It must be cold right?
SoloTravelBlog But did those stray cats get you aroused?
it is easy to become dependent on Balkan food lol
Thanks! Yes, agree with that.
So you put the čevapćič in that red thing calld ajvar very simple
Oooohhhh sooo goooddd
Thank you very much! We just loved it.
You guys are great, love your videos. Nice to see a woman who loves her food and gets stuck in rather than picking at her plate. Safe travels!
Thank you! We sure do love to eat.
Haha she’s so funny!! x
Thanks!
Guys - truthfully - are you ever ill after these huge meals?
We haven't been ill in a while but eating too much can ruin the rest of the day ;)
LOL
great video, subscribed.
Thank you!
Onaj trenutak kada ne mozes da gledas kada je pomijesala ajvar sa sirom 😂😢 no noo
Zašto ne? I ja sam Bosanac I ja mješam Ajvar sa sirom. Što kažu Ameri "don't knock it until you try it" Ajvar sa vrhnjom i uštipcima je odličan....
The sugary syrup that the traditional sweets are made with usually contains lemon juice in it. I think the lemon was primarily for decoration, but I think you've just come up with a whole new way of eating Ruzice. I have to try that :D The lemon juice is added for more flavour while boiling the sugary water. I sometimes add cinnamon or some other flavours. It's really tasty.
Thank you for letting us know!
Eat cevapi with your hands
Super great video!
Thank you!
bosnian food = best
It is soo so good.
Red sos is actually AJVAR 😊😊😊😊
:-)
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My favorite food spot in Mostar is Hindin Han ❤️❤️
Thanks for the suggestion! What should someone order there?
Local fish meals, Vegetable soup and stuffed pljeskavica, stuffed BBQ squid is also really nice
😘😘😘
Thanks! :)
My God, you guys are having a blast in Bosnia.
All that delicious food is making me hungry.
Thanks! We ate so well.
Ohhh MAN you guys are PIGGGGGGGGGSSS! Change your channel name to Samuel and Audrey - We Eat A lot, like A lot A Lot! Subscribe.
Yeah, that might work.
Its mostar in bosnia or herzegovina?
Very nice video again
Thanks!
Do you ever get a doggy bag?
If we're going straight to our place we'll sometimes ask but if we have sightseeing or another activity planned we usually don't.
Ovi u zivotu nista ljudski do tada nisu jeli.
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My favorite is cevapi.
Good choice! So delicious!
☺️..love when my mom makes cevape... can't never get enough of em🤕lol so simple but so delicious.
Satisfied? :D
Most definitely!
Why those the staff have a fight
Cevapi 8 u pola :) dva nestala u putu
Reminds me of the movie Hostel