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Ground meat wrapped in thin pastry and coiled into a spiral before baking — Bosnia's signature meat pie.
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Burek came with the Ottoman Empire and is eaten throughout the Balkans, but in Bosnia 'burek' always means the ground meat version; cheese or spinach versions go by other names. Ground meat and onion are wrapped in paper-thin pastry, coiled into a spiral, and baked. It's classically eaten with drinking yogurt.
Mix the ground beef with finely chopped onion, salt, and pepper.
Layer 2 sheets of phyllo and brush with oil.
Lay a line of filling along the near edge and roll into a tube.
Coil the tubes into a spiral in a round pan and brush the top with oil.
Bake at 200°C for 35–40 minutes and serve with yogurt.