Bosnia · COOKING CLASSES

2 Cooking Classes in Bosnia: The Short List

2 tours  ·  from $91 a head

Prices here are low enough that time, not money, decides it. 2 cooking classes, with what each one costs and how long it runs.

Bosnian Cooking Lessons - The second stage: stretching dough for burek
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Bosnian Cooking Lessons

1.Bosnian Cooking Lessons

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

Cook Sarajevo classics with Mersiha and Mustafa, from stuffed vegetables to handmade burek, with wine, city views, and recipes to take home.

“I would highly recommend this activity. It was wonderful to meet Mersiha and her mother, and it was so lovely for them to allow us into their beautiful home. This was the first time that we did a cooking class whilst travelling, but it has opened up a new interest for us as the experience was so positive. It was very obvious that Mersiha loves the work she does. She was very professional, chatty and kind. We also had the recipes and step-by-step videos sent to us after, so we can recreate at home! We also loved hearing from Mersiha about her experience growing up in Bosnia and lots of…”

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Traditional Bosnian Cooking Class in Mostar with Lunch and Drinks - Learning to Roll, Stuff, and Season
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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

Cook dolma, burek, japrak, and hurmasice in Mostar with Amina, then enjoy a three-course meal, rakija, and local drinks.

“We had such a wonderful time learning with Amina! We did the morning session, arriving a bit early we were given coffee and a board of yummy nibbles that we enjoyed out the front (please see photo with cute cat who joined us!). The class was such a great experience, our host Amina was super lovely and did a great job taking us through each step of the recipes. The pace was great, very relaxed, and we were able to try some beautiful drinks throughout - the elderberry was my fave! Oh, and the food prepared was deee-lish!! I would very much recommend this experience to anyone visiting Mostar, and…”

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