Dutch Cuisine - Gallery

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  • With two meals a day using bread, bread comes in many varieties

  • Chocolate chips are commonly eaten on bread

  • Currant buns are usually eaten with butter but sometimes also with cheese, for breakfast, lunch or as a snack

  • A seasonal dish, asparagus is popularly eaten with ham, egg, potatoes and a butter sauce

  • A simple Dutch meal traditionally consists of meat, potatoes, butter gravy, a boiled vegetable, and some salad

  • Babi panggang speciaal was, although seemingly Indonesian-Chinese in origin, probably devised in the Netherlands

  • Saté is another Indonesian dish that has become incorporated in to Dutch cuisine

  • Mussels are usually served with fries and dipping sauces

  • Sudderlapjes is slowly simmered beef, most often served with potatoes

  • Gebakken sliptong: young sole (also known as "slip") fried in butter

  • A nasischijf cut open showing the fried rice inside the deep fried snack

  • Kibbeling are battered deep fried pieces of fish which are popular as a snack

  • Poffertjes are made in a special, so-called, poffertjespan

  • Griesmeelpudding met rode bessensaus is semolina pudding served with redcurrant sauce

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