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White beans seasoned with paprika and onion and baked in a clay pot — North Macedonia's national dish.
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Tavče gravče means 'beans in a pan' and is considered North Macedonia's national dish. Boiled white beans are seasoned with onion, paprika, dried chili, and mint and baked in an earthenware pot. On Orthodox fasting days and Christmas Eve it's made without meat; on ordinary days sausage is sometimes added.
Soak the beans overnight, change the water, and boil for 1 hour with half an onion, bay leaf, and chili.
Heat oil in a frying pan, sauté the chopped onion, and stir in the flour and paprika.
Put the beans with their cooking liquid in a clay pot and mix in the sautéed onion, mint, salt, and pepper.
Adjust the cooking liquid so the beans are just covered.
Bake at 200°C for 40 minutes until browned on top and the liquid has thickened, and scatter with parsley.