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Little fried breads served with honey or cheese — a Montenegrin taste of breakfast and hospitality.
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Priganice are small fried breads made in Montenegro for breakfast and to welcome guests: loose yeast batter is scooped with a spoon and fried. They're eaten sweet with honey or jam or savory with white cheese and cured ham. They're also a traditional treat for receiving guests on celebration days.
Mix the flour, yeast, sugar, and salt, then add lukewarm water and milk to make a loose batter.
Let rise 1 hour.
Using two spoons, scoop batter into 170°C oil.
Fry, turning, until golden.
Serve with honey and cheese.