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  • Dutch split pea soup
    This is a very Dutch recipe and is usually served at outdoor ice skating events, where it is known as ‘snert’, which I cannot translate at all. It’s actually more of a winter war...
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  • Dutch sauerkraut and potato dish (Zuurkoolstamppot)
    Another one of my favourite Dutch recipes. I make my own sauerkraut, but back in the Netherlands you could buy fresh sauerkraut from a fermentation bin. I doubt if you still can th...
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  • Pumpkin Potato Dish (Dutch style..)
    Stamppot is a very traditional Dutch way of cooking meals. Basically, you can mash any vegetable with potatoes and serve it with gravy and sausages. Try cooked onions, carrot and p...
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  • Atjar Tjampoer
    This is a sweet and sour pickled side dish you would serve with any Indonesian rice table, but I have it with my own nasi goreng (another Dutch/Indonesian dish).
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  • Chocolate Vermicelli - Light
    Ideal for making truffles or for decorating chocolate cakes. Or for sprinkling onto ice cream.
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  • Chocolate Vermicelli - Dark
    Ideal for making truffles or for decorating chocolate cakes. Or for sprinkling onto ice cream.
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  • Dutch Speculaas
    Speculaas is a traditional Dutch biscuit eaten at 'Sinterklaas' the 5th December. It has its own special spice mix which you can easily make at home. The spices are also available ...
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  • Dutch Blue Podded Pea Dish
    In the Netherlands these blue podded peas are known as 'Kapucijners'. They grow very well in the UK and have beautiful blue pods. You can dry the peas for using in winter dishes, l...
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  • Dutch Salad of the Hussars
    This is an authentic Dutch recipe, called Huzarensalade, and is very popular in our household. It is made with potatoes, gherkins and lots of mayonnaise.
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  • Dutch Oliebollen
    Oliebollen are normally made with milk, egg and wheat flour, but this recipe uses milk alternatives and no egg. So suitable for vegans.
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