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Oliebollen: Dutch New Year’s Eve Treat: Fried Dough

Learn how to make Oliebollen, Dutch Fried dough, typically eaten at New Year’s Eve. We make three different varieties, oliebollen without any filling,  ones filled with raisins, and ones filled with apple and cinnamon. These deep-fried dough balls have a thin crispy outer layer, and are fluffy and pillowy inside! Dress them with a generous dusting of powdered sugar, and you’re ready to go!! 

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Gevulde Speculaas: Dutch Almond Paste Filled Spice Cookies

Learn to make “Gevulde Speculaas,” deliciously rich almond paste wedged between two layers of spiced cake or cookie!! The warm spiced flavors of the cookie layers, and the almond taste of the filling, pair so well together. For me, those are the flavor of winter and the holidays!! If you like speculaas (or speculoos) and almonds, you will definitely enjoy this delicious treat!

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Gourmetten: Dutch Christmas Dinner Tradition: No Stress, Relaxed, Fun Dinner Idea!

Why not start a brand new #Christmas dinner #tradition, the #Dutch way. Ever since the 1970s, many Dutch families have been doing this (Gourmetten) for Christmas dinner. It’s a hybrid between Raclette and Tepanyaki. It’s also a wonderful, relaxed, way to have dinner as a family, without too much stress!! There is plenty of time for conversation, and everyone makes food the way they like it! Nobody will feel left out! !

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