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Meat and potatoes covered with a bell-shaped iron lid and slow-roasted under embers — a traditional Croatian dish.
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Peka is a traditional Dalmatian cooking method in which food is covered with a bell-shaped iron lid (the peka) and embers are piled on top so heat comes from above and below. Lamb, veal, or octopus is slow-roasted for hours with potatoes, onion, and rosemary. Many restaurants require advance orders — it's a feast for special days.
Cut the lamb into large pieces and rub with salt, pepper, crushed garlic, and olive oil.
Cut the potatoes into large pieces and the onions into wedges.
Arrange the meat, potatoes, and onions in a cast-iron pot, top with thyme and bay leaf, and drizzle with white wine and olive oil.
Cover and roast in a 180°C oven for 2 hours.
Remove the lid, stir once, and roast at 220°C for 20–30 more minutes to brown.
Bring the pot straight to the table.