Pršut (Dry Cured Ham) & Škripavac are traditional Dalmatian Prosciutto and a fresh, soft cheese made of raw milk that is best when consumed within two or three days of production. There are differences in the cooking between mainland and in coastal regions, since every region of Croatia has its own distinct culinary tradition, which date back to ancient times.

Pršut (Dry cured ham) & Škripavac (Farmers cheese)

This Croatian appetizer combining dried meats like Prsut, which is dry cured ham similar to prosciutto with Škripavac fresh soft cheese is as a unique and authentic product from the Croatian cuisine.
Prep Time10 mins
Total Time10 mins
Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: Croatia
Keyword: dry salami, olives, prosciutto
Servings: 4

Ingredients

  • ½ lb good Psrut or prosciutto
  • ½ lb Dry-cured salami
  • ½ lb Pag Cheese or Skripavac (Farmers Cheese)
  • ½ cup olives

Instructions

  • Serve everything on a platter together with a good white wine or rakia
  • Enjoy!

Inspiration and adaptation: internationalcuisine.com, tastetheglobe.com, fandom.com

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