MONTENEGRO
The name Montenegro, which means “Black Mountain” is reflective of the diversity in nature and subsequently the food.
Montenegro cuisine has been shaped over the years by the culinary traditions of the Slavs, Hungarians and Turks.
And, even so, the country has its own national dishes divided by the three main geographical conditions. Food from mountains, lakes and coast.
In the food guides below, we invite you to discover Montenegro food and national cuisine.
Njeguški prosciutto, kajmak, Njegusi cheese, Vranac and Krstač wines are just a few of the country’s culinary gems.
Taste Montenegro in the articles below.
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25 Authentic Balkan Food and Drinks You’ll Want To Try
Balkan food, underrated and not well known, is rich in diversity and cultural influences. At the crossroads of cultures and people, the Balkans were once part of the Byzantine and Roman Empires and under Ottoman rule for centuries. As a result, traditional Balkan cuisine is a blend of Eastern and Western influences. The food is…
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Ajvar Recipe: How To Make Delicious Balkan Roasted Red Peppers Sauce
This Ajvar recipe is for an addictive sauce that blends roasted red pepper, eggplants and spices. Popular in the Balkans and referred to as “vegetable caviar”, this versatile luxurious spread goes well on bread, meats, pasta and more. Try it… it is deadly delicious and simply unforgettable. What is Ajvar? Ajvar is a special type…
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17 Authentic Montenegrin Foods And Drinks You Want To Try
Montenegro food is full of contrasts. This small country in Southeastern Europe offers an incredible range of flavors in the cuisine. Montenegrin food falls broadly into three categories determined by the geographic, climatic and historical differences. The three regions, mountainous, lake and coastal have their own unique food culture. As we traveled through the country…
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Plantaze Winery – Vranac Wines At One of The Largest Vineyards in Europe
Can you believe Plantaze Montenegro is the largest vineyard in Europe? Located in one of Europe’s smallest countries, we would have guessed the vineyard would be located in either Italy, Spain or France. Montenegro has a rich history in wine production with varieties of grapes not found anywhere else in the world. Our first experience…