What did you cook or eat today (March 2025)

Breakfast of champions at around 3:30 pm: I had some teriyaki chicken and chow mein noodles from my Chinese takeout, so I cut up some white onion and cabbage from the frige and sauteed it in avocado oil, then stirred in some of the cut up chicken and noodles from the to-go container with some frozen peas and scrambled egg. Finished with sesame oil and toasted black sesame seeds. Very tasty!
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Edited to add: I've often wondered why they call red cabbage and red onion "red" when they are obviously purple?
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Went out for lunch with friends and had a 'Dutch Chinese', so basically Chinese toned down to fit Dutch tastes. A dying breed of restaurant, but once very popular.
The Chinese-Indonesian restaurant culture
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I had tjap tjoy and chicken satay.
Dutch Chinese adds Indonesian food to their menu because it's familiar to us.
 
Went out for lunch with friends and had a 'Dutch Chinese', so basically Chinese toned down to fit Dutch tastes. A dying breed of restaurant, but once very popular.
The Chinese-Indonesian restaurant culture
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I had tjap tjoy and chicken satay.
Dutch Chinese adds Indonesian food to their menu because it's familiar to us.
I like their big spring rolls and babi pangang.
And the oversized kroepoek (krupuk/prawn crackers)
 
I'm trying my hands on some Dutch-Indonesian
"Indisch saucijzenbroodje"
Basically a ground meat "sausage" in puff pastry, but Indonesian spiced.
Next time it needs to be more heavily spiced though
Our puff pastry comes in a roll and I didn't want to defrost the whole thing. Hence the "gaps".
Anyway, not bad for a first attempt
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I'm trying my hands on some Dutch-Indonesian
Indisch saucijzenbroodje
Basically a ground meat "sausage" in puff pastry, but Indonesian spiced.
Next time it needs to be more heavily spiced though
Our puff pastry comes in a roll and I didn't want to defrost the whole thing. Hence the "gaps".
Anyway, not bad for a first attempt
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Love the creativity! And they look good
 
The tasting menu of Triptique was phenomenal. I understand the raving reviews, they currently have one Michelin star but I believe they deserve at least two. The food was stunning!
And very modern too, as the kitchen is based on the 80/20 philosophy ( 80% veg, 20% meat) to be substainable in the future. Chef Niven Kunz is known as the best vegetable chef in the Netherlands and it shows! We were very impressed ☺️
Also a nice detail: when we entered we were greeted personally by the Chef and he even knew who we were. They overall stood out in their welcoming hospitality.
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Soft boiled egg with local hard aged cheese and tarragon Hollandaise . Very good start.
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Celeriac broth with marinated swede and ponzu & tarragon, very delicious ❤️
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Honey & lavender brioche. Best brioche I ever had!
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Hazelnut butter for the brioche
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Roast cauliflower with tomato foam, mustard seeds and cheese cream
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Yuzu marinated beetroot with juniper berries, red sichuan pepper and Hollandaise

More in part 2.

* hastily looking for flights*
 
Had the usual eggs-bacon-taters-n-toast for breakfast, beer and a big plate of fries/chips for a sorta lunch, not sure what’s happening for supper, but I spied some frozen egg rolls in the freezer, so I’ll bet it’s going to be that.
 
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