Satovcha is a quaint Bulgarian village home to 2,021 inhabitants from diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds, including Orthodox Christians, Muslim Turks, and Evangelist Gypsies. Historically, these groups have been separated by a tumultuous past filled with conflicts. However, they have discovered a path to unity through a straightforward means: food. The dishes they share are rich with pride, identity, shared history, and camaraderie, yet this newfound harmony does not come without its challenges.