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Serbian cuisine (Serbian: српска кухиња /
srpska kuhinja) is a
Balkan cuisine that
consists of the
culinary methods and
traditions of Serbia. Its roots...
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Bosnian cuisine (Bosnian:
bosanska kuhinja) is the
traditional cuisine of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is
influenced by Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Balkan...
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Slovenian cuisine (Slovene:
slovenska kuhinja) is
influenced by the
diversity of Slovenia's landscape, climate,
history and
neighbouring cultures. In...
- Esad
Kuhinja (born 10
August 1963) is a
Bosnian retired footballer. He
started his
career playing with
Jasen Brodarevo. Then he pla**** OFK Titograd, FK...
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Croatian cuisine (Croatian:
Hrvatska kuhinja) is
heterogeneous and is
known as a
cuisine of the regions,
since every region of
Croatia has its own distinct...
- jezerih; 1,385 m or 4,544 ft); On the
Kuhinja Pasture stands the
Kuhinja Pasture Lodge (Dom na
planini Kuhinja; 991 m or 3,251 ft);
Below its northern...
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Emotion Production purchased the
format rights. The show is
called Moja
kuhinja, Moja
pravila (English: My Kitchen, My Rules). The
first series premiered...
- На ножах. Pyatnitsa! (in Russian).
Retrieved 15
December 2019. "Paklena
kuhinja" (in Serbian).
Retrieved 4
October 2015. "Áno, šéfe!" (in Slovak). Retrieved...
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Croatian subtitles on the
Croatian channel RTL
Televizija under the name
Kuhinja ("Kitchen"). In Slovenia, the
adaptation series Ja, Chef! were
aired in...
- Maribor:
Univerza v Mariboru. 2006. Adamlje,
Slavko (1995).
Slovenska kuhinja. Ljubljana:
Mladinska knjiga. p. 123. Prešeren, Polona. "Idrijski žlikrofi...
