Flia, also known as fli or flija, is a dish in Albanian cuisine. It consists of multiple layers brushed with cream and served with sour cream. The name translates to "sacrifice" (see fli). March 18 is recognized as "Flia Day" in which families invite their relatives for preparing and eating Flia. Flija requires very simple ingredients: flour, water, butter, yogurt and salt. The main ingredients (flour, water and salt) are mixed together until they become like pancake batter. Layers of batter are baked using a saç which is a spherical metal lid used for baking. It could be eaten with honey or kos (kind of yoghurt). Flia, also known as fli or flija, is a dish in Albanian cuisine. It consists of multiple layers brushed with cream and served with sour cream. The name translates to "sacrifice" (see fli). March 18 is recognized as "Flia Day" in which families invite their relatives for preparing and eating Flia. Flija requires very simple ingredients: flour, water, butter, yogurt and salt. The main ingredients (flour, water and salt) are mixed together until they become like pancake batter. Layers of batter are baked using a saç which is a spherical metal lid used for baking. It could be eaten with honey or kos (kind of yoghurt).
