Dutch and Other Recipes

Kale with mashed potatoes ‑>> boerenkool 2

Carrots, potatoes and onion ‑>> hutspot

Pea soup ‑>> erwtensoep

Red cabbage ‑>> rode kool 2 3

French beans, green beans ‑>> sperziebonen

Italian beans, Romano beans ‑>> snijbonen 2

Fava beans ‑>> tuinbonen 2

red beets ‑>> bietjes 2

Belgian endives ‑>> witlof 2

beef, beans and apples ‑>> Filosoof

your chef

Indonesian Fried Rice ‑>> Nasi Goreng

Pasta Sauce ‑>> macaroni

Chili with Bananas ‑>>

Goulash ‑>>

Ratatouille? (lentils) ‑>> ratjetoe 2 3

Kohlrabi ‑>> koolrabi

Cheese Fondue ‑>> kaasfondue

'Alsatian Chicken' ‑>>

(het) recept 2 'recipe' 'Hollandse Kost' typical Dutch food, Dutch home cooking Dutch Meals: The Dutch Way of Life Seen in Food Food and Drink: Words and Phrases Dutch Words from The Kitchen Hear Dutch Food Words - More Dutch Food Words Some General Ideas and Basic Procedures potatoes, white sauce, mushrooms, ham Breakfast Oats Breakfast Oat bran, quick oats and milk; microwave preparation

Trireme

Lunch Bread The Dutchman's Everyday Lunch Wholewheat flour, white flour, yeast, salt, water Find out what's going on in your bread machine!

Snacks and Desserts

Banana Bread Not too hard, low in fat sour cream, sugar, eggs, flour, banana, raisins, nuts Dutch 'cake' is a kind of banana bread or pound cake

Gingerbread, Dutch 'breakfast cake' Very low fat, no butter! no eggs! flour, milk, honey, ginger, raisins, apricots, pecans, cinnamon, ground ginger, cloves, cardamom, fennel, pepper

Rye Bread, Pumpernickel surprisingly little rye wholewheat flour, bulgur/cracked wheat, spelt flakes, rye flakes, molasses, wheat bran

Mochi rice flour - with milk, butter and sugar or: with Jello and sugar

Raisin Bread

apples

prunes

cherries

Appetizer: Guacamole Avocado, lemon or lime juice, tomato, pepper, nutmeg, turmeric powder

In Preparation

Summer Squash ‑>> Pasta - Northern

Twin Eggs (Double Yolk)

Bread Recipee in Steps for Classes

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Don't be a dief (thief) / dievegge (female thief) - diefstal (theft) - stelen (to steal) - heler (dealer in stolen goods) - hear Dutch - 2
Gij zult niet stelen 'Thou shalt not steal'