Jota – A Hearty Slovenian Stew

jota - a Slovenian Stew

The icy winter winds have really started to bite as I’ve travelled north. Arriving in Slovenia was the watershed. It is cold.

That’s what makes jota so perfect. Warm, hearty, bursting with flavour from beans, pork cubes and sauerkraut (don’t laugh, it tastes better than it sounds,) this dish of jota was enought to sweep out the chill from my bones and usher in an interesting chat with the chef.

Delicious.

About Abi King

A journalist and photographer who swapped a career as a doctor for a life on the road. Published by Lonely Planet, the BBC, CNN, National Geographic Traveler & more. Loves travel, Blackadder and marmite toast.

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2 Responses to Jota – A Hearty Slovenian Stew

  1. Steve December 13, 2011 at 9:11 pm #

    Just discovered the ‘Real Time Travel’ section – thought you’d gone a bit quiet….! Jota looks and sounds a bit like the Toulousain ‘Cassoulet’, also perfect when it’s a bit nippy out.

    • Abi January 4, 2012 at 12:31 pm #

      It certainly has the same kind of heartwarming effect…A little more sour than cassoulet, though.

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