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Banitsa

Banitsa (Bulgarian: баница), also transliterated as banica and banitza, is a traditional pie made in Bulgaria. It is also made in Budjak, where it is known as milina by Ukrainian Bulgarians; North Macedonia; and southeastern Serbia. In southeastern Serbia, it may also be known as gibanica. Banitsa is prepared by layering a mixture of whisked eggs, plain…

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BulgarianTransliteratedPieBudjakUkrainian Bulgarians
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Alternative names
Banica, banitza
Main ingredients
Dough: flour, eggs, water Filling: crushed white cheese (sirene), yogurt, eggs
Place of origin
Bulgaria
Serving temperature
Hot or cold
Type
Pie

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Banitsa

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples36
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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Banitsa

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related to Symbolism · 12
Banitsa → Alternatively, Bulgarian, Bulgarians, Christmas, New Year's Eve, On, The, These, Traditionally, Two, Virgin Mary, When
related to Preparation · 6
Banitsa → After, An, In, The, Then, This
related to Dough · 5
Banitsa → Another, At, Commercially, The, Traditionally
related to Filling · 5
Banitsa → All, Sometimes, The, Traditional, Vegetable
related to External links · 3
Banitsa → Lingering Bulgarian Meal, Longing, The Wall Street Journal
Alternative names · 1
Banitsa → Banica, banitza
Main ingredients · 1
Banitsa → Dough: flour, eggs, water Filling: crushed white cheese (sirene), yogurt, eggs
Place of origin · 1
Banitsa → Bulgaria
Serving temperature · 1
Banitsa → Hot or cold
Type · 1
Banitsa → Pie

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BanitsaAlternative namesBanica, banitza1.00infobox
BanitsaMain ingredientsDough: flour, eggs, water Filling: crushed white cheese (sirene), yogurt, eggs1.00infobox
BanitsaPlace of originBulgaria1.00infobox
BanitsaServing temperatureHot or cold1.00infobox
BanitsaTypePie1.00infobox
Banitsarelated to DoughTraditionally0.60section
Banitsarelated to DoughAt0.60section
Banitsarelated to DoughCommercially0.60section
Banitsarelated to DoughAnother0.60section
Banitsarelated to DoughThe0.60section
Banitsarelated to External linksLonging0.60section
Banitsarelated to External linksLingering Bulgarian Meal0.60section

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