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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Roasted piglet or pecenje (pech-EH-nyeh) in Serbian is a Serbian national meal. Despite the common translation of roasted piglet, other varieties of pecenje include sheep (lamb, mutton), beef, veal, goat and chicken, and unlike roasts in many other cultures, Serbian pecenje is often eaten cold. After the carcass is washed, cleaned and seasoned liberally with salt, it is roasted whole, either on a spit over an open fire or coals, or in a big stone oven ( furuna or pec in Serbian). The finished roast is then cut into small, often square pieces, except for the head, which is served either whole or halved. Other sections are portioned with the skin and fat from that area of the animal. Internal organs such as kidneys or heart are sometimes found on the roast, but are sometimes consumed by the roaster prior to the roast being presented to the diners.

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