Koulouri me Tyri
Koulouri with cheese stuffed inside or on the side.
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Koulouri with cheese stuffed inside or on the side.
Koulouri with chocolate filling; sweet version.
Large pork skewer meat in pita; chunks of pork from large spit-roasted skewer.
Grilled lamb offal; intestines wrapped around seasoned organ meats (liver, kidney, heart), grilled on spit. Traditional Easter food. Serv...
Kokoretsi in pita; chopped grilled offal in pita wrap.
Greek kokoretsi is Easter offal, the lamb's own sweetbreads and heart wound in intestine and roasted on the same spit as the lamb; chopped warm into a roll, the feast turned everyday street food.
Similar to kokoretsi; organ meat preparation.
The Dutch milk-dough white roll: bolletje or puntje, sliced flat, buttered and filled with kaas, ham, eiersalade or a hot kroket. Kadetje is attested since 1823.
The Dutch whole-grain roll: bran-flecked crumb, thin crust, butter and cheese. Its best-documented lineage runs back to a twelve-loaf Amsterdam bakery opened in 1896.
Snack bar sandwich; any sandwich from a Dutch snack bar.
Pointed roll; small pointed bread roll.
A small white roll with a thin cracking crust and a lengthwise slit, oblong in Dutch bakeries and round in Brussels, where the word was first recorded in 1837.
Breakfast roll; any roll eaten at breakfast.
Packed lunch; sandwiches brought from home, Dutch tradition.
Currant rolls with cheese; traditional breakfast.
Kaiser roll; round roll with star pattern.
A Dutch filled roll taken off the daily or weekly board, its filling chosen by the counter. The name borrows from the dagschotel, the plate of the day.
A split wheatmeal roll where bruin names the flour: mostly meal, bran visible. Dutch law has defined the word since the Warenwetbesluit Meel en brood was rewritten in 2020.
Dutch sandwich; typically a soft or crusty roll (broodje) split and filled with various toppings. The foundation of Dutch lunch culture. ...
Warm meat sandwich; with hot roasted meat.
The shop's own signature roll in a Dutch lunchroom: whatever the counter bakes, sauces and stacks to put its name on the board.