After a long road trip on tour, Janko Tipsarevic enjoys kicking back at home in Belgrade, Serbia, to a home-cooked meal. And when the fitness buff ties on an apron, he splurges. "I love Serbian cuisine. Unfortunately, it's too heavy for us to eat it on a day-to-day basis, especially on the ATP tour. My favorite dish is Punjena Pljeskavica, or in English, I guess, you would call it: Stuffed Burger," explains Tipsarevic. "It's basically meat with some spices stuffed with Serbian bacon and cheese, which melts once you put it on the grill. Dang, my mouth is watering right now from talking about it!"If Janko has whetted your appetite, too, here's a recipe to try next time you're in the mood for loads of flavor. Punjena Pljeskavica (translation: Stuffed Burger)Makes 6 large Serbian Burgers Ingredients:1 lb ground beef chuck1/2 lb ground pork1/2 lb ground lamb2 cloves garlic, finely chopped1/2 cup finely chopped onions1-1/2 tsp salt1 T. sweet or hot paprikaJanko's Tip: add cheese and bacon to the mixPreparationGently mix together ingredients until thoroughly combined. Overfolding may cause toughness. Refrigerate for several hours to allow the  flavors to meld and mixture to firm.Heat grill. Using slightly dampened hands, divide meat mixture into 6 portions. Form into thin patties, 9 inches by 1/2 inch or about the size of a small dinner plate.Grill, broil or pan fry pljeskavica about 7 minutes per side. Indoor grills work well, too. Serve with green onions or chopped raw onion, tomatoes, pogacha and Serbian potato salad or cole slaw on the side.Some Serbs place the patty on a large bun like an American hamburger.