QUEEN ELIZABETH asked for Leskovac CEVAPS on a plane, and TITO made her wish come true
In one corner of the plane, which in 1972 Queen Elizabeth and Tito traveled, there were charcoal, barbecue, meat, and grill master from Leskovac
Leskovac cevap (kebab) is widely known and frequent guest of Serbian cuisine. It is also something that most foreigners can not wait to try when they visit our country.
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Queen Elizabeth had a special experience when she had cevaps served for her in a plane while she was traveling with Tito from Belgrade to Brion - writes Jugmedia.
Returning from Brion, the queen asked for the same cevaps to be prepared in Belgrade.
In addition to the British royal family, the presidents of major world powers enjoyed in Leskovac grilled specialties , such as Nikita Khrushchev, Charles de Gaulle, Salvador Allende, Willy Brandt, Aldo Moro, Sophia Loren, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.
They all tried a specialty for the first time as guests at Tito's White Palace.