kapljicama
Kapljicama is a traditional Balkan dessert originating from the region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly associated with the city of Sarajevo. The name derives from the Bosnian word *kapljica*, meaning "drop" or "drizzle," which refers to the dessert’s distinctive texture and preparation method.
The dish is made primarily from layers of thin, crispy pastry sheets, often similar to *kremsnita* or
Kapljicama is often enjoyed as a festive treat, particularly during holidays like Easter and Ramadan. It is
Variations of kapljicama exist across the region, with some versions incorporating different nuts, such as pistachios