Uitsmijter Ham-Kaas
The uitsmijter ham-kaas: an open-faced Dutch lunch plate of ham and Gouda under running-yolk fried eggs, eaten with a knife and fork. Named for the bouncer who closed the café.
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The uitsmijter ham-kaas: an open-faced Dutch lunch plate of ham and Gouda under running-yolk fried eggs, eaten with a knife and fork. Named for the bouncer who closed the café.
Turkish bread; soft, slightly sweet, popular for sandwiches and with meals.
Double uitsmijter; four slices of bread, extra eggs.
Double bread; two slices with filling between (closed sandwich).
Slice of bread with topping; open-faced, standard Dutch meal.
Toast with crushed tomato and olive oil; standard Spanish breakfast.