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Apple cream 1850
September 18, 2020

Apple cream 1850

Creams served in a fancy glass or small dish, like this apple cream, were a popular dessert among the higher class in this era. They used all kinds of fruits, nuts, dairy and sweet alcoholic drinks for these creams. They were almost all made thicker …

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1800, Dessert, Egg, Europe, Frugal, Gluten free, Halal, Kosher, Lactose free, Leftovers, Netherlands, Not spicy, Vegetarian, West Europe
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by Stef Bruurs
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2,113 Comments
Vegetarian chervil soup 1897
September 13, 2020

Vegetarian chervil soup 1897

On 30 september 1894 the Dutch Vegetarians Union (De Nederlandse Vegetariërsbond) was founded. They made a lot of books about the lifestyle and added recipes. Everyone loved them and looked up to them and now, thanks to these wonderfull people, 95 procent of Dutch people …

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1800, Breakfast, Dinner, Europe, Frugal, Halal, Kosher, Netherlands, Not spicy, Quick & Easy, Soup, Vegetarian, West Europe
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by Stef Bruurs
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16,630 Comments
Late modern Parsley soup
September 11, 2020

Late modern Parsley soup

Parsley has been used in the European kitchen since.. well.. I don’t know since when. I know it was used a lot in the Roman kitchen; so probably since before that. Wikipedia says the old Greeks used it too; mainly to cure a hangover. I …

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1900, Beef, Europe, Frugal, Halal, Kosher, Lactose free, Leftovers, Netherlands, Not spicy, Quick & Easy, Soup, Traditional, West Europe
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by Stef Bruurs
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308 Comments
Potato peel soup WWII
September 11, 2020

Potato peel soup WWII

Potato peel soup is a soup that has been eaten in many countries that grow potatoes during a famine. This recipe is my grandmothers recipe; how she made it at the time around ww2. Sometimes she also added little pieces of meat, old bread, carrots …

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1900, Appetiser, Europe, Frugal, Halal, Kosher, Leftovers, Lunch, Netherlands, Not spicy, Potato, Quick & Easy, Soup, Traditional, Vegan, Vegetarian, West Europe
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by Stef Bruurs
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7,137 Comments
Köfte; Turkish meatballs
September 8, 2020

Köfte; Turkish meatballs

I don’t know why; but the Dutch kitchen is REALLY bland. Even after stealing some spices during the Dutch East Indian Company period; we kept it plain and simple. REALLY plain and simple. It’s the culture. Being plain and simple is a virtue. “Just being …

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BBQ, Beef, Dinner, Europe, Frugal, Halal, Kosher, Lactose free, Lamb & Goat, Lunch, Lunchbox, Middle-East, South Europe, South-east Europe, Traditional, Turkey
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by Stef Bruurs
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Lamb & leek blanquette
September 7, 2020

Lamb & leek blanquette

A blanquette (sometimes called a ragout) is a tasty, cheap and easy way to use all your little scraps of left over meat and/or vegetables. It has it’s origin in the French kitchen. With only a few cheap ingredients and some leftovers; you create something …

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Appetiser, Dinner, Europe, France, Frugal, Halal, Kosher, Lamb & Goat, Leftovers, Not spicy, Traditional, West Europe
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by Stef Bruurs
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6,840 Comments
Tomato rice
September 7, 2020

Tomato rice

Tomato rice is an ideal way to get more vegetables in your tummy. Hurray! Because of it’s neutral flavours it goes well with many kitchens; Turkish (like this köfte), Italian, Mexican, Spanish, Indian..etc. This tomato rice is easy and quick to prepare, cheap, healthy ánd …

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Frugal, Halal, Kosher, Lactose free, Lunchbox, Not spicy, Quick & Easy, Rice, Side dish, South Europe, Vegan, Vegetarian
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by Stef Bruurs
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307 Comments

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