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Boerenkool Stamppot – Dutch Kale and Potato Mash with Smoked Sausage

Boerenkool Stamppot, a traditional Dutch dish, combines mashed potatoes and kale, symbolizing the Netherlands’ agrarian heritage. Known as “farmer’s kale,” it serves as a winter staple, offering warmth and nourishment during cold months. Often paired with smoked sausage and bacon, its roots lie in local ingredients, making it a significant part of Dutch culinary culture.

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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 The name translates to “Hunter’s casserole,” and was originally made with the tough cuts of meats of whatever game they hunted.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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Smoor Djawa: Indonesian Beef Stew with Potatoes

Learn how to make Smoor Djawa, a delicious Indonesian Beef Stew with potatoes! I’ve been making this recipe for years and it never fails to get rave reviews. It’s not just delicious, but it’s also super easy to make. Make this dish for your family and watch them devour it! It’s perfect when you want something hearty and satisfying on a cold winter night! Serve it with some white rice, and savor the rich flavors of this traditional dish!

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Frietje Met: Dutch French Fries with Homemade Fries Sauce

These twice-fried French Fries are perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy/crumbly on the inside. Paired with “frietsaus” or “Dutch Fries Sauce,” Everything is homemade! Vincent Vega from Pulp Fiction was wrong…. they don’t put mayonnaise on French Fries in Holland, they put “Frietsaus” or “Fries sauce” on them. It looks like mayo, but is actually a bit sweeter, smoother, and lower in fat.

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