Branka Drobnjak
Slavic cake is a traditional Serbian cake. It’s done when celebrating. It is customary for the housekeeper to bake the cake, which the priest then refreshes, sprinkle with red wine and breaks every family member present per piece before lunch.
The rite of celebrating the glorious glory in the Serbs is unthinkable without the symbol of the sacrifice of gratitude to God for salvation through Jesus Christ – Slavic cake.
The cruciform crushing of the cake symbolizes Jesus’ suffering, and the overflowing with black wine means that we are cleansed of our sins by the blood of Christ.
Looks like a delicious cake.
Thank you Carol, this is the bread that is adorned for glory. It is in the church to spill wine. For this glory, this Slavic stew, saint and wheat (cooked wheat)
Wow! This is very beautiful!
thank you,
Ellie!!!
The post is great. Thanks for sharing it.
thank you, tealea!!!!
Very interesting post and a very nice tradition
thank you, vidocka!!!