Sinterklaas

Oud Hollandse Pepernoten: Traditional Dutch Spiced Bites for the Sinterklaas Season

This recipe for Oud Hollandse Pepernoten brings the cozy flavors of a Dutch Sinterklaas celebration right into your kitchen. These traditional spiced bites are made with rye flour, honey, and a fragrant blend of speculaaskruiden and anise, giving them a warm, slightly chewy texture that’s perfect for the holiday season. Unlike the old-fashioned method, which can take several days, this recipe is a quick and easy version that allows you to enjoy fresh pepernoten in just a few hours. Perfect for surprising little ones or adding a festive touch to any winter gathering!

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Celebrate the Season with Toine’s Kitchen Holiday Recipe Roundup!

‘Tis the season to savor the warmth and flavors of Dutch festivities, and at Toine’s Kitchen, we’re thrilled to bring you a delightful collection of holiday recipes that embody the Netherlands’ spirit. From cherished traditions to festive delights, our kitchen has been buzzing with the aroma of love and tradition. Join us on this culinary journey as we unwrap the magic of the holidays with a roundup of some of our favorite recipes!

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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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TaaiTaai: Traditional Dutch Holiday Chewy Honey Spice Cookie

Learn how to make this traditional Dutch Sinterklaas cookie, Taai taai. A chewy honey spice cookie. This cookie has a lovely warming flavor, with anise, the speculaas spices, and of course the honey. You need to plan ahead for these cookies, as you make a starter dough from rye flour that needs to sit and rest for at least one day. After you’ve made the starter dough, this is a great cookie to make together with your kids!

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