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Jachtschotel: Centuries-Old Dutch Casserole Recipe

Relive the ages-old tradition of “Jachtschotel,” a centuries-old Dutch dish. It is an amazing casserole with onions, apples, and mashed potatoes. The name translates to “Hunter’s casserole,” and was originally made with the tough cuts of meats of whatever game they hunted. It was cooked for a few hours with onions and other vegetables and then baked in a casserole with added apples and mashed potatoes. I have updated the recipe to use beef short ribs rather than pheasant or wild boar (though feel free to use them if you like!)

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Appelkruimelvlaai: Dutch Apple Crumb Pie

Learn to make Limburgse Appelkruimelvlaai or Dutch Apple Crumb Pie. Although, I’m not sure if it’s really a pie, or rather a tart or cake. Since it uses a yeasted dough, and it’s baked together with the filling. The crumble on top adds a great texture, and this just goes great with a nice cup of coffee! This recipe is very specific to The Netherlands’ southernmost province: Limburg.

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