Bring the taste of Dutch bakeries home with this wit casino brood recipe. A soft, buttery Pullman loaf with a fine crumb — perfect for sandwiches or a classic tosti.
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When I was growing up in the Netherlands, Sometimes on the weekend, dinner would come in little plastic containers from the Chinees-Indisch afhaalrestaurant just around the corner. Nasi goreng was always part of our order—fragrant, just a little sweet, and packed with tender meat and vegetables. It wasn’t the traditional Indonesian kind, but rather the Dutch-Chinese-Indonesian fusion
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Growing up in the Netherlands, bread was a staple in every home, and it was an essential part of almost every meal. In fact, the Dutch are known for eating bread with nearly every meal, from breakfast to lunch, and even dinner. One of my fondest memories is of my dad riding his bike to
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Looking to recreate the iconic Dutch snack, the Mexicano, with a smoky twist? This crispy, flavorful treat was first crafted in 1984 for the World Cup qualifiers in Mexico, even though the Dutch team didn’t make it. Known by other names like Carrero, Chileno, Belcanto, and Ribburger, this spicy, ribbed meat stick is beloved for its rich, savory taste and crispy texture. Whether topped with peanut sauce, chili sauce, or enjoyed as is, this recipe takes it up a notch by smoking the meat before frying it for an extra layer of flavor.
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Krentenbollen are round, golden-brown buns with a slightly rustic look. The egg wash gives them a beautiful, shiny finish, and as you break one open, you’ll see the currants inside the fluffy interior. These rolls are delicious and perfect for serving at breakfast or during tea time.