To make the Serbian Cevapi kebabs

• Cut the meat into 1” cubes to go through your meat grinder. Grind all the meat together and run through your grinder twice.
• Add salt and pepper to the meat mixture and mix thoroughly
• Form the meat into small size sausages a little bigger than your thumb and about 3 inches long. (you can do this preparation ahead of time and have them rest in the refrigerator, overnight is okay as long as they are covered.)
• Grill the kebabs over hardwood coals on a BBQ for the best flavor. You can use a small amount of cooking oil to baste the kebabs and keep them from sticking to your grill.
• When the kebabs are almost finished cooking, warm the flat bread on the grill.
• Take off the flat bread Lipinja, smear with the Kaymak, put several kebabs on the bread and top with onions, crushed red peppers and parsley.
• Instructions for the Lepinja (Serbian Flat Bread)
• Pour the flour into a large bowl making a dent in the middle. Put the Yeast and sugar and salt in the dent.
• Add the warm water and knead it to make a soft dough. Mix 5- 10 minutes until you see airy bubbles.
• Once you are happy with the dough, pour 1-2 teaspoons of cooking oil around the edges of the dough, making sure the oil surrounds the dough in the bowl.
• Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and leave it until the dough rises.
• When the dough rises, slowly turn it over and let it rise again, repeat this process two more times.
• After the last rise, take the dough out of the bowl and place on a floured surface, divide into four equal balls.
• Put floured parchment paper on a baking tray
• Place each floured ball onto the tray
• Let rest for 10 minutes then shape each lepinja by spreading out the dough into a circle and poke with a fork many times.
• Baste the top of each lapinja with the egg yolk.
• Put the baking tray into the oven at 440 degrees , they should take about 15-20 minutes to until they are golden brown.
• Put into a kitchen towel to keep soft when finished.
• NOTE: If you need to make some Kaymak
• Kaymak is a creamy dairy product. It is made from cow or sheep’s milk. If you cannot find Kaymak, combine 1 part sour cream, with 1 part softened cream cheese, and ½ part feta. Mash up feta and blend all ingredients until smooth. Refrigerate for 30 minutes and serve at room temperature.