Tourism & LeisureJuly 7, 2023

The international culinary magazine Taste Atlas wrote about Montenegro

The prestigious website, the world culinary atlas Taste Atlas, published an article about Montenegro, highlighting its majestic beauty, warm-hearted people, delicious food, and colorful traditions. “Imagine ancient cities and towns reminiscent of Greece, ...

The prestigious website, the global culinary atlas Taste Atlas, published an article about Montenegro, highlighting its majestic beauty, warm-hearted people, delicious food, and colorful traditions.

“Imagine ancient cities and towns reminiscent of Greece, combined with the serene calm and azure beaches of Croatia, crowned by the majestic snow-covered peaks of Switzerland. Now combine these elements in a lush Mediterranean climate and welcome to Montenegro,” Taste Atlas writes in an article published on Twitter.

As Taste Atlas writes, Montenegro is a stunning place that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, warm-hearted people, tempting cuisine, and colorful traditions. For a rather small country, Montenegrin traditional cuisine is presented in many delightful forms, reflecting Mediterranean, Ottoman, and Balkan flavors.

They go on to say that the cuisine ranges from coastal seafood with garlic to hearty mountain dishes created to encourage hardworking farmers. Each region has its own specialties. Along the stunning coastline, seafood takes center stage, reflecting the rich maritime heritage.

In the northern regions of Montenegro, hearty mountain food comes to the fore, designed to feed hardworking farmers and adventurers.

Warm kačamak, cornmeal dishes, pairs perfectly with tender lamb slow-cooked to juicy perfection. Don’t miss the cheese and pršut from the Njeguši region, which embody local craftsmanship in a variety of forms and flavors. To complete your culinary journey, try the beloved traditional drink and an integral part of the country’s cultural heritage — rakija.