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Cold soup made of yogurt and cucumbers
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Tarator
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Hot soup from boiled tripe, widely believed to be a hangover remedy
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Shkembe Chorba
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Traditional cold salad made from vegetables, roasted peppers and white brine cheese
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Shopska Salad
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Alcholic beverage produced by destillation of fermented fruit
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Rakiya
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Salad made from yogurt and cucumbers, similar to the Greek tzatziki
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Snezhanka
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A vegetable relish made from tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and condiments
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Liutenitza
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Minced meat, with traditional spices, shaped as a flattened ball
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Kyufte
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Similar to the upper-mentioned, but with different spices and shaped as a bar
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Kebapche
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Traditional dish made from 3 different types of meat and sour cabbage
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Kapama
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A meat dish oven baked in a gyuveche (clay pot)
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Kavarma
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Кneaded dough made with yoghurt that is deep fried; usually consumed at breakfast with sugar, honey, cheese or fruit jam
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Mekitza
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The most famous traditional pastry in hundreds of varieties – with spinach, cheese (sirene) or sweet versions
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Banitza
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Fermented beverage made from maize, wheat or millet; has a thick consistency, low alcohol content and is usually consumed with the upper-mentioned pastry
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Boza
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Dish from the Rhodope Mountains made from grated potatoes, condiments, and spearmint (djodjen)
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Patatnik
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A typical chocolate cake with ground walnut kernels
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Garash Cake
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A traditional summer savory
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Chubritza
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One of the several bacteria used for the production of yogurt that feeds on lactose
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Lactobacillus bulgaricus
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Red wine grape indigenous to the region of Kara Thrace
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Mavrud
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A traditional (sometimes spicy), flattened, cylindrically shaped salami similar to sujuk, made of pork, beef, and spices.
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Lukanka
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Dry-cured ham preserved in the course of several years owing much to the climatic conditions of the mountains where the town is located
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Elenski But
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