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ENJOY A TASTESeventh Traditional OF Serbian SERBIA Food Festival 2016 • 1 SERBIAN FOOD FESTIVAL 30-3111am JULY - 11pm 2016 KWSERBIANFOODFEST.COM • 700 FISCHER HALLMAN RD. 2 • SeventhTrinity Traditional Serbian Food Banquet Festival 2016 Hall 700 Fisher-Hallman Road, Kitchener ON N2E1L7 [email protected] Phone: 519-570-1230 Seventh Traditional Serbian Food Festival 2016 • 3 Welcome On behalf of the organizing committee, Dobro Došli (welcome) to the our fourth annual K-W Serbian Food Festival. It is our pleasure to be able to share with you our culture and cuisine. You will be entertained by a live Serbian orchestra and our Serbian Folk- lore Dancers. There is a wide array of authentic Serbian food to sample. You can expe- rience ćevape, vešalice (kabobs) and goulash. If you haven’t been to a pig roast, then you can try our delicious roasted pig and lamb on a spit. For those who have a sweet tooth, we will be serving our traditional desserts along with traditional Serbian coffee. Come to the bar and enjoy a glass of rakija (plum brandy), a centuries-old drink, with your hosts. Živeli! (Cheers!) Our biggest thank you goes to our volunteers. There are countless hours needed to organize and run this festival. Without the volunteers, this festival would not be a success. A special recognition to the “Kolo” of Serbian Sisters for all hours spent preparing food and deserts. We would also like to thank the Serbian community and our corporate sponsors for all their support and donations. It is our biggest hope that this festival will allow you and your family to spend a weekend in a tasty, educational, and enjoyable way. This is a small showcase of the Serbian culture geared towards bringing commu- nity and families together. Come and Enjoy a Taste of Serbia! Sincerely, Your Organizers How to Find Serbian Food Festival Menu 4 • Seventh Traditional SerbianHow Food Festival to 2016 Find Serbian Food Festival Menu How to Find Serbian Food Festival Menu Holy Trinity Banquet HallHow to Find Serbian Food Festival Menu 700Holy Fischer-Hallman Trinity Banquet Rd,Hall Kitchener, ON, N2E 4E9 700Holy Fischer-Hallman Trinity Banquet Rd,Hall Kitchener, ON, N2E 4E9 700Holy Fischer-Hallman Trinity Banquet Rd,Hall Kitchener, ON, N2E 4E9 Entrees: 700 Fischer-Hallman Rd, Kitchener, ON, N2E 4E9 Entrees: EntrCheees:vaps in a bun (8 pieces) .............................................$10.00 EntrCheees:vaps in a bun (8 pieces) .............................................$10.00 CheSerbianvaps Hambur in a bung (8er pieces) (pljesk a.............................................vica)..................................$10.00 CheSerbianvaps Hambur in a bung (8er pieces) (pljesk a.............................................vica)..................................$10.00 RSerbianoasted Hambur Pig – Singleger ser(pljeskving...........................................avica)..................................$12.$10.00 RSerbianoasted Hambur Pig – Singleger ser(pljeskving...........................................avica)..................................$12.$10.00 Roasted LambPig – Single – Single ser serving...........................................ving........................................$15.$12.00 Roasted LambPig – Single – Single ser serving...........................................ving........................................$15.$12.00 Roasted Lamb with– Single bread ser ving........................................and onions - 1kg ....................$20.$15.00 Roasted Lamb with– Single bread ser ving........................................and onions - 1kg ....................$20.$15.00 Roasted PigLamb with with bread bread and and onions onions - 1kg......................... - 1kg ....................$15.$20.00 Roasted PigLamb with with bread bread and and onions onions - 1kg......................... - 1kg ....................$15.$20.00 BeeRoasf tGoulashed Pig with with br yeadour and choice onions of rice, - 1kg......................... $15.00 00 mashedBeeRoasf tGoulashed potPig awitht withoes, br pasyeadourta............................................... and choice onions of rice, - 1kg......................... $8.$15.00 mashedBeef Goulash potat withoes, pasyourta............................................... choice of rice, $8.00 Beef Goulash with your choice of rice, 00 Serbian Orthodox Holy Trinity Hall is located on the corner of Ottawa Sauerkrmashedaut pot withatoes, smok pasedta............................................... meat......................................$8.00 Sauerkrmashedaut pot withatoes, smok pasedta............................................... meat......................................$8.00 StrSerbianeet and Orthodo Fischer-Hallmanx Holy Trinity Road Hall in is Kit locchenerated on, near the High cornerway of 7/8. Ottawa StrSerbianeet and Orthodo Fischer-Hallmanx Holy Trinity Road Hall in is Kit locchenerated on, near the High cornerway of 7/8. Ottawa Sides:Sauerkraut with smoked meat......................................$8.00 PSerbianarking isOrthodo availablex Holy on Pine Trinity Rd. behindHall is loc theat vedenue. on the corner of Ottawa Sauerkraut with smoked meat......................................$8.00 PStrarkingeet and is a vFischer-Hallmanailable on Pine Rd. Road behind in Kit thechener venue., near Highway 7/8. Sides: PStrarkingeet and is a vFischer-Hallmanailable on Pine Rd. Road behind in Kit thechener venue., near Highway 7/8. Sides:Cheese filled pastry (pita)...............................................$5.00 Parking is available on Pine Rd. behind the venue. Sides:Cheese filled pastry (pita)...............................................$5.00 AppleCheese filled filled pas pastriestry (pittriangles..........................................a)...............................................$2.$5.00 AppleCheese filled filled pas pastriestry (pittriangles..........................................a)...............................................$2.$5.00 CornApple on filled the pascob.............................................................tries triangles..........................................$2.00 CornApple on filled the pascob.............................................................tries triangles..........................................$2.00 Deserts:Corn on the cob.............................................................$2.00 Pam Dawson Deserts:Corn on the cob.............................................................$2.00 Managing Director Deserts:Crepes filled with chocolate spread................................$3.00 Deserts:Crepes filled with chocolate spread................................$3.00 Creamepes Pit filleda.............................................................. with chocolate spread........................................$2.$3.00 Westmount Creamepes Pit filleda.............................................................. with chocolate spread........................................$2.$3.00 Funeral Chapel BaklaCreamva.............................................................. 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FESTIV00AL3 2SERBIAN FOOD FESTIVAL A Division of Mixed box of sweets......................................................SERBIAN FOOD$5. FESTIV00AL3 2SERBIAN FOOD FESTIVAL Service Corporation International (Canada) ULC SERBIAN FOOD FESTIVAL3 2SERBIAN FOOD FESTIVAL SERBIAN FOOD FESTIVAL3 Seventh Traditional Serbian Food Festival 2016 • 5 A Taste of Serbia Where is Serbia? Serbia is located in south-east Europe on the route linking Europe and Asia, occupying an area about 12 times smaller than the province of Ontario. Throughout history, Serbians ruled over several smaller states with different name, but in the 13th century, Stefan II Nemanjic (known as Stephen the first-crowned) managed to promote the nation to the status of an empire and to establish the long lasting dynasty of the Nemanjici (Nemanyichi). His brother, Sava Nemanjic (St. Sava), was the first Archbishop of the autocephalous Serbian Orthodox Church, four centuries after the nation was Christianized. Despite Stephen the first-crowned being the first king, Serbians call themselves today “sons of St. Sava”, showing that the spiritual birth of nation is of greatest importance. In Red: Republic of Modern-day Serbia is a country with aproximately 9 million Srpska, people, with another 4 million Serbians living on 5 continents in more Federation of than 100 countries. Bosnia and Herzegovina The country's National Anthem
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