The Pig War (Serbian: Свињски рат, romanized: Svinjski rat, German: Schweinekrieg, Hungarian: Disznóháború), or Customs War (Царински рат/Carinski rat), was a trade war between Austria-Hungary and the Kingdom of Serbia in 1906 to 1908 during which the Habsburgs unsuccessfully imposed a customs blockade on Serbian pork.

Pig War, tariff conflict from March 1906 to June 1909 between Serbia and Austria-Hungary, so named because during it the export of live Serbian pigs to Austria-Hungary was prohibited. In 1903 Serbia, regenerated with the accession of a new …

2021年2月16日 · Long a satellite of the Austro-Hungarian empire, the banning of Serbian pork was meant to bring the upstart nation to its knees. But, first, The Pig War wasn’t actually a war. It was economic-sanctions-turned-political-mess-that-led-to-war. Pork was Serbia’s largest export, and one of Serbia’s largest economic sectors.

A pig on a spit has gained a mythical meaning in Serbs and has become more than just a gastronomic trademark of Serbia. Pigs hold a special place in Serbian culture for two reasons: they used to be the most important source of income in the Serbian economy and furthermore, the Turks as Muslims could not eat pork.

2011年11月12日 · Pig roasted on a spit - perfect for large gatherings. Ingredients: cleaned pig from 6 to 8 kg, 2 small chickens cleaned, 5 dl oil, 200 g lean bacon, 1 bottle beer...

2012年11月26日 · Of all the specialties made of meat, Serbian people seem to like roasted pig on a spit best. It has become the symbol of patron-saint days and all other celebrations in the country, whether they are big or small, in-house or outdoors.

2016年1月5日 · In Serbia, the most common way of preparing roast pig is on a spit. Hot coal and grape leaves are traditionally used for roasting, it is placed over shallow dig or over concrete surface.

Long used to setting economic policy, Austria responded in 1906 by closing its borders to Serbian pork. Serbia refused to bow to Vienna, gained French investment to build new packing plants for international trade, began to order materials from the Austrian rival Germany, and pressured the Austrian-administrated provinces of Bosnia and ...

By 1903 a whopping 90 percent of Serbia's foreign trade was with the Hapsburg empire. This disproportionate trade was mostly in the form of livestock, mainly pigs. While this "guaranteed trade" situation was not without benefit for Serbia, many Serbs felt, and rightfully so, that it impeded Serbian industrial growth.

2014年2月18日 · Turn on the oven and start a roasting process on the temperature of 200 Celsius degrees for about 3 hours. During the roasting, lift the roaster lid, from time to time, pierce the roasting pig’s skin by fork on various places to enhance the lower meat layers roasting.