
🇷🇸 SerbiaCatalog recipe
A rolled, breaded schnitzel oozing kajmak from its center — Serbia's cheeky 'maiden's dream', invented by accident.
For 4 servings.
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Pound the meat thin; spread thick kajmak down each, roll tight, chill 20 minutes.
💡 Cold and tight or the filling stages a jailbreak in the oil.
Flour, egg, crumbs — seal the ends carefully.
Fry at 170°C, turning, until bronze, 8–10 minutes.
Serve with lemon and tartar; expect the cheese lava.
Chef Mića Stojanović improvised it in 1959 when he ran out of chicken for Chicken Kiev, rolling veal around kajmak instead. The nickname is Serbia's humor at work.
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