Uitsmijter
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Uitsmijter
Flew into Midden Zeeland yesterday morning. Lovely airfield, friendly people and the best Uitsmijter in the Netherlands.
Now Dutch pruners will obviously know what this is, but for the uninitiated it is a combination of cheese, ham and several fried eggs served on delicious bread and accompanied by a small side salad.
Add a cup of coffee and the lot comes to €6,50. Just another reason to visit this wonderful country. I'm going back on Saturday morning PA38 - D-EALU - reason - breakfast!!!
Bon appetit
Now Dutch pruners will obviously know what this is, but for the uninitiated it is a combination of cheese, ham and several fried eggs served on delicious bread and accompanied by a small side salad.
Add a cup of coffee and the lot comes to €6,50. Just another reason to visit this wonderful country. I'm going back on Saturday morning PA38 - D-EALU - reason - breakfast!!!
Bon appetit
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To be correct Uitsmijters can be had as follows:
Uitsmijter Ham (Eggs with Ham)
Uitsmijter Rosbief (Eggs with Roast Beef thinly sliced)
Uitsmijter Kaas (Eggs with Cheese, you can ask the cheese to be cold of fried on top of the eggs)
or any combination thereoff
In Germany they call it "Strammer Max"
Enjoy your flying!
Uitsmijter Ham (Eggs with Ham)
Uitsmijter Rosbief (Eggs with Roast Beef thinly sliced)
Uitsmijter Kaas (Eggs with Cheese, you can ask the cheese to be cold of fried on top of the eggs)
or any combination thereoff
In Germany they call it "Strammer Max"
Enjoy your flying!
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with sateh sauce as wel????
Lots of options here.....
Oh yes, you can also ask for the yellow to be whole or broken...
Or ask for the egg to be fried on both sides
You see, the Dutch are not boring at all! They concentrate on the multitude of options regarding fried eggs on bread with something else... They are a versatile people....
Lots of options here.....
Oh yes, you can also ask for the yellow to be whole or broken...
Or ask for the egg to be fried on both sides
You see, the Dutch are not boring at all! They concentrate on the multitude of options regarding fried eggs on bread with something else... They are a versatile people....
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Now I'm spoilt for choice - the rosbief variety sounds delicious and might just have to be Saturday's breakfast. It's a public holiday here in Belgium, kids are off school, and I have suggested to my better half that we cook up some Uitsmijter for lunch.
She is still looking at me with suspicion but if I cut the grass, take the kids to the park, walk the dogs and trim the hedges then it's a deal. Small price to pay?...............or perhaps I'll just go to the airfield and........
She is still looking at me with suspicion but if I cut the grass, take the kids to the park, walk the dogs and trim the hedges then it's a deal. Small price to pay?...............or perhaps I'll just go to the airfield and........
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Anyone for wentelteefjes?
Recepten - Lunch - recept Wentelteefjes
Sorry, I have no idea how to translate wentelteefjes for the few english readers left here...
Recepten - Lunch - recept Wentelteefjes
Sorry, I have no idea how to translate wentelteefjes for the few english readers left here...
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Berehap... another of the Dutch fine Cuisine....
Anyone for wentelteefjes?
Recepten - Lunch - recept Wentelteefjes
Sorry, I have no idea how to transalate wentelteefjes for the few english readers left here...
I guess it translates as "Wiggling little Bitches"....
We're such a fine nation....
Anyone for wentelteefjes?
Recepten - Lunch - recept Wentelteefjes
Sorry, I have no idea how to transalate wentelteefjes for the few english readers left here...
I guess it translates as "Wiggling little Bitches"....
We're such a fine nation....
Pompey till I die
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Yes, LOVE dutch food
PP, ever tried bitterballen?
Kaas souffles are pretty awesome too. All in all I love Dutch food. The only place to get it in London though is De Hems, and it's hugely expensive there.
Erm, should really talk about flying. Is it possible to get a Cirrus Sr20 into EHMZ ?
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Bitterballen are also available at the Rembrand cafe in Bucharest.
Best land at Baneasa, cheaper and closer to the centre than Otopeni. VFR in romania is a pain in the neck though for foreign registered aircraft
Best land at Baneasa, cheaper and closer to the centre than Otopeni. VFR in romania is a pain in the neck though for foreign registered aircraft
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Patatje kernoorlog is another one of the fine Dutch cuisine.
Translated it means Nuclear War fries and it is a portion of fries, preferably in a paper bag with mayonnaise, sateh sauce (slightly sweetened peanut butter sauce) and freshly chopped raw onions
By now all of the UK must be planning their trips to Midden Zeeland or Texel....
Oh yes, if the waitress asks if you want SLAG ROOM with your coffee, it means whipped cream only!
Translated it means Nuclear War fries and it is a portion of fries, preferably in a paper bag with mayonnaise, sateh sauce (slightly sweetened peanut butter sauce) and freshly chopped raw onions
By now all of the UK must be planning their trips to Midden Zeeland or Texel....
Oh yes, if the waitress asks if you want SLAG ROOM with your coffee, it means whipped cream only!
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I wonder if Restaurant Midden Zeeland also does pannenkoeken? Spek, stroop, uien... Mmmm.
Anyway, yes, they have a new owner since about a month. Friday evenings seem to be the best: between five and seven everything from the tap for just one euro, followed by unlimited spareribs for - I think - 11 euros.
There's a campsite about a kilometer away (actually underneath final 09) and the lovely town of Arnemuiden about three kilometers away.
Now of course I don't know how all this compares to the Haute Cuisine you get at Le Touquet but I guess that the distances for someone coming from the SE UK to LFAT or EHMZ are more or less the same. And EHMZ has customs too (1hr PN). So why not pay them a visit instead?
Anyway, yes, they have a new owner since about a month. Friday evenings seem to be the best: between five and seven everything from the tap for just one euro, followed by unlimited spareribs for - I think - 11 euros.
There's a campsite about a kilometer away (actually underneath final 09) and the lovely town of Arnemuiden about three kilometers away.
Now of course I don't know how all this compares to the Haute Cuisine you get at Le Touquet but I guess that the distances for someone coming from the SE UK to LFAT or EHMZ are more or less the same. And EHMZ has customs too (1hr PN). So why not pay them a visit instead?
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I'm told you can also hire bicycles at the airfield to explore the surrounding countryside. Exactly what you need to work up an appetite. I'll get some details when I visit in the morning.
Would definately agree that it is a worthwhile destination for anyone coming from the UK. Midden Zeeland - douze points.
Would definately agree that it is a worthwhile destination for anyone coming from the UK. Midden Zeeland - douze points.
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I wonder how many G reg aircraft will have landed at Midden Zeeland.....
We're all waiting for the reports on the food!
Welkom op Zeeland Airport !! Free documents bag at C today see on the left hand side of the website (unfortunately in Dutch only)
We're all waiting for the reports on the food!
Welkom op Zeeland Airport !! Free documents bag at C today see on the left hand side of the website (unfortunately in Dutch only)