Dutch cuisine

E299486

Dutch cuisine is the traditional food culture of the Netherlands, characterized by hearty, straightforward dishes featuring potatoes, bread, dairy, and seasonal vegetables, with notable regional and colonial influences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cuisine
national cuisine
associatedWith brown cafés
coffee culture
snack bar culture
commonMealStructure bread-based lunch
hot evening meal
simple breakfast
countryOfOrigin Netherlands
eatenOnOccasion King's Day
surface form: King’s Day

New Year’s Eve
Santa Claus
surface form: Sinterklaas
hasCharacteristic hearty
straightforward
hasInfluence Indo-Dutch cuisine
Indonesian cuisine
Surinamese cuisine
regional Dutch traditions
historicalCharacteristic emphasis on preservation methods such as pickling and smoking
influenced by maritime trade
regionalVariation Frisian cuisine
Groningen cuisine
Limburgian cuisine
Zeeland cuisine
typicalCondiment curry ketchup
mayonnaise
peanut sauce
typicalDish appelflap
bami goreng (Dutch-Indonesian style)
beschuit met muisjes
bitterballen
broodje haring
broodje kaas
broodje kroket
erwtensoep
frikandel
hagelslag on bread
haring
hollandse nieuwe
hutspot
kibbeling
kroket
nasi goreng (Dutch-Indonesian style)
oliebollen
ontbijtkoek
pannenkoeken
patat
patatje oorlog
poffertjes
rijsttafel
rookworst
satay with peanut sauce
snert
speculaas
stamppot
stroopwafels
uitsmijter
vla
zuurkool
usesIngredient apples
bread
butter
cabbage
carrots
cheese
chocolate sprinkles (hagelslag)
cod
dairy products
herring
peas
potatoes
seasonal vegetables
sugar beet

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Dutch Surinamese culturalInfluence Dutch cuisine