According to wikipedia: "Oliebollen are a variety of dumpling made by using two spoons to scoop a certain amount of dough and dropping the dough into a deep fryer filled with hot oil. In this way, a sphere-shaped oliebol emerges. The dough is made from flour, eggs, yeast, some salt, milk, baking powder and usually sultanas, currants, raisins or sometimes people will put apple piece in it."
Do you eat something special during Christmas at your country?
Warm and sweet feeling from these pics?Check!
ReplyDeleteWe eat kourabiedes and melomakarona!
Check the recipes here: http://www.explorecrete.com/traditions/christmas-recipes.htm
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@Ria, That's traditional Greek food? Haven't heard of those before^^, but would love to try it ='D omg Kourabiedes looks nice haha xD
ReplyDeletethat sounds really good...a Dutch donut ^_^ Amsterdam looks gorgeous! I don't really eat anythign special...just sweets ^_^
ReplyDeleteEn hoeveel oliebollen had jy gegeten=P wahaha
ReplyDelete@Elle, it's always pretty here around christmas with all the lightnings and stuff <33 love it ^^
ReplyDelete@kyandi, nog nul =p, nog geen tijd gehad om het te gaan halen haha, dit hoor je rond kerst te eten he.. :P maybe next month haha^^ jij dan??
We eat panettone ! But for my Belgian family side, there's nothing special... maybe oyster ?
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try oliebollen ♥
Oliebollen met rozijntjes en kaneel en poedersuiker on top <3
ReplyDeleteit looks nice there! ^o^ Christmas is in the air :)
ReplyDelete@morgane, they sell panettone here as well xD haha oyster? Don't they eat it during new year =o?
ReplyDelete@Mei, ik houd niet zo van rozijnen erin =p vind alleen met poedersuiker gwn lekker hahah
@Eun, yesssss love it ^^
wow it,s pretty! Here, it's getting start to put christmas decoration. I haven't eat anything special yet.
ReplyDeleteI'm so exciteddddd!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait till Christmas comes because it's one of my favourite times of the yearrr <3
Those lights are really cool :-)
ReplyDeletei already did my shopping!
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