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4-course Vegan Mediterranean Dinner in a cozy LA Home

If you’ve never been to Bosnia then trust us, the food is definitely underrated. The experience host Dina puts together is something very, very special! Having come from a foodie family, Dina has her dining experience firmly mapped, with a selection of dishes that will take you right around the country! Make your way from the border enjoying an osso bucco corba (a delicious meat soup). Stop in the nation’s capital of Sarajevo and taste a traditional spinach pie before trying the delicious sogan dolma (onion stuffed with lamb). Finally, dessert; sweet tufahija, poached apple stuffed with walnuts and topped with crème fraîche!

• Enjoy one of the best host and dining experiences in the world according to The New York Times
• Eat your way through the geography and history of Bosnia and truly immerse yourself in Balkan cuisine
• Experience a night you will never forget in Dina’s LA home and feel inspired by her life and tales from her homeland
• Forget about fine dining in the city of angels and opt for a communal coming together that embraces the heritage of its host


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Bosnian delicacies made with locally and organically sourced ingredients

Glass of bubbly upon arrival and BYOB

Over 400 guests hosted and 29 rave reviews on Trip Advisor! 

Traditional Bosnian bread with homemade kajmaki

Second station: Sarajevo 

Third station: Bascarsija 

Tufahija 
Baked apples, nuts, crème fraîche 


Final station... until you come back for more!

All ingredients are farm sourced 

To start the journey...

Eastern Europe

Spanish

Simplified Chinese

Traditional Chinese

English

French

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Italian

I was born and raised in a family that had great (and still has great!) passion and appreciation for cooking and food, and having owned a restaurant in former Yugoslavia, everyone in my family knows how to use the stove. 

But aside from this, almost everyone in Bosnia at that time was brought up with a firm belief that cooking should be at the center of family life. Food is meant to bring people together, and it's meant to be enjoyed with company. Family bonding occurred right there at the table, so let's just say that most of my childhood memories are tasty ones.

I welcome you as the Bosnians do - when you enter my home you enter my heart. I believe in the magical power of the dining table. If you visit someone's home in Bosnia, you can't leave unless you've eaten their food. I can promise you the same once you've entered my home. I am so grateful I get to share something so precious to me as my heritage on the plate. 

If you do not see an event on a date that works for you, feel free to click on the calendar icon on any menu and request another date.

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