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Meat and vegetables layered and slowly simmered in a clay pot — Bosnia's traditional pot dish.
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Bosanski lonac means 'Bosnian pot': beef or lamb, cabbage, potato, carrot, tomato, and pepper are cut large, layered in a clay pot with a little water, and simmered for hours. It's said village blacksmiths once cooked it in the residual heat of their forges, and it's considered Bosnia's national dish.
Cut all the meat and vegetables into large pieces.
In a heavy pot, layer the meat, onion, cabbage, potato, carrot, pepper, and tomato in that order.
Season each layer with salt, pepper, paprika, and garlic, and add bay leaves.
Add water, cover, and simmer on the lowest heat for 2½ hours (don't stir).
Bring the pot to the table and serve.