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Little logs of ground meat grilled over charcoal, eaten with flatbread, raw onion, and red pepper paste — a Balkan grill.
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Ćevapi (ćevapčići) are small skinless sausages loved throughout the former Yugoslav countries, and in Croatia they're a staple of stalls and eateries. Ground beef or lamb is shaped into finger-thick logs, grilled over charcoal, and tucked into somun, a puffy flatbread, with raw onion and ajvar, a red pepper paste.
Add grated garlic, paprika, baking powder, salt, and pepper to the ground meat, knead until sticky, and chill 1 hour.
Shape into finger-thick logs 7cm long.
Roast the red peppers and eggplant, peel, chop, and toss with olive oil and salt to make an ajvar-style paste.
Grill the ćevapi over charcoal or under a grill for 8–10 minutes, turning.
Warm the pita bread lightly.
Put 5–10 ćevapi on each bread and serve with chopped raw onion and the paste.