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 Allyson |
What do the Dutch eat please |
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Herbaceous Perennial
Posts: 478 24-07-08 01:11 |
We are having one of the gnomes work colleagues, round to supper next week, who is Dutch. Does anyone have any Dutch recipes, either main course, dessert or
even soup or a starter recipe. I have never heard of anything the Dutch eat. I could look something up on a cooking site (maybe) but something tried and tested
would be even better. Thank you in anticipation
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Posts: 219 24-07-08 07:49 |
Dutch meatballs. Have you seen that movie too Ally!
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Posts: 6501 24-07-08 10:15 Established Tree |
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Established Tree
Posts: 4028 24-07-08 11:36 The Boss |
When I was in Holland they seemed to be very big on lamb - eaten very rare.
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Posts: 3082 24-07-08 14:34 Mature Shrub |
I thought they were very keen on "smoking"
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Posts: 8768 24-07-08 14:52 Established Tree |
Getting any good ideas Ally
 I thought maybe one of those big industrial size round cheeses.
 
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Mature Shrub
Posts: 2426 24-07-08 15:51 Mature Shrub |
Only thing I can think of is
Dutch apple pudding Wacky Backy fruit cake 
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Posts: 7739 24-07-08 16:37 Nagger-in-Chief |
But they can eat Dutch food at home - give them an Aussie favourite
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Herbaceous Perennial
Posts: 481 24-07-08 18:42 |
He lives in Malaysia with his South American wife, and i thought just one dish would be a 'nice' thing to do. The Netherlands, really isn't famous
for cooking is it? I thank you all for your ideas, and i think i'll look it up. If i can't find anything, i'll perhaps do the Kangaroo Tail soup
with a warm emu and croc salad or as a last resort, perhaps a Shepherds pie, if i can get hold of some shepherds
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Posts: 4575 24-07-08 21:52 Established Tree |
Ally you crack me up   |
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Posts: 19030 24-07-08 22:18 Quiz Coordinator |
OOO! can I come, I've never had Kangaroo Tail soup.
  
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Posts: 482 24-07-08 23:45 |
I'd love you to come ChrisAnn, but it's probably a bit far for a bowl of soup, so here's the recipe 1 Roo tail 1 Tblsp Clarified Fat2 and quatar lt water 2 Tblsp Sago or Tapioca for thickening
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Established Tree
Posts: 8771 25-07-08 02:26 Established Tree |
Just to confirm, that is a genuine recipe, Ally isn't pulling your leg. Mind you, it isn't exactly something you would find on the menu of your
favourite restaurant or Take-Away. One of our local cafés serves croc burgers. Have never tried them, but think I might. I imagine it tastes like chicken, but
it is only a guess.
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Posts: 6503 25-07-08 07:01 Established Tree |
I have eaten alligator, and it taste to me like watery chicken (why do most things taste like chicken?
 ) I had a cookbook, by Mrs Beaton for ladies going to Australia and there
were recipes in it or such as roo tail stew and koala bake and snake casserole, I am afraid it is being held to ransom (still) by my ex.
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Posts: 3097 26-07-08 09:05 Mature Shrub |
Swop some of our shepherds for some of your kangaroos, live ones tho. Do you want ready frozen shepherds? Be cheaper to send than a live one
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Herbaceous Perennial
Posts: 487 27-07-08 01:00 |
I'll get the Roos sent express on Monday. I'd prefere fresh live shepherds if you have any, but if not frozen will do, and at worst tinned please. Can
you include the crooks all in for the one price, or are they seperate?
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Posts: 6506 27-07-08 08:29 Established Tree |
and we thought she would think we are mad
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Posts: 9535 27-07-08 09:52 Established Tree |
Crooks maybe difficult as they are hard to get through airport security as they are a well known offensive weapon in the welsh hills.
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Posts: 26747 27-07-08 12:13 Auctioneer
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When I was there I remember bottled / tinned veggies. Very soft and over cooked. Edam cheese. Cold meats. French fries with mayo
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