Dutch Classic: Andijvie met ham en kaas. (Endive with ham and cheese) by iCANNcu Tags:EuropeEuropeEatsFood 13 comments This was a very popular dish when i was growing up in France : “endives au jambon” [deleted] Look delicious im sorry but it looks like a tongue /would try tho Thats more of a Belgian dish Lijkt meer op witlof dan andijvie I’m making this as soon as I can find Endives where I’m at Dutch food so poor they have to steal Belgian classics and present as their own. In English: Witlof = Belgian endive. Just an FYI. How to make friends with Belgians … not Only you say, in Dutch: ‘witlof met ham en kaas’ want ‘andijvie’ is what we call this: [https://www.veggipedia.nl/groentenenfruit/andijvie](https://www.veggipedia.nl/groentenenfruit/andijvie) So it’s either Belgian endive in English or witlof in Dutch, but not andijvie This isn’t endive, it’s chicory with ham and cheese. Had never heard of Belgian endive before, the more you know! Do you have a recipie? I would love to try to cook it. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Only you say, in Dutch: ‘witlof met ham en kaas’ want ‘andijvie’ is what we call this: [https://www.veggipedia.nl/groentenenfruit/andijvie](https://www.veggipedia.nl/groentenenfruit/andijvie) So it’s either Belgian endive in English or witlof in Dutch, but not andijvie
This isn’t endive, it’s chicory with ham and cheese. Had never heard of Belgian endive before, the more you know!
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This was a very popular dish when i was growing up in France : “endives au jambon”
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Look delicious
im sorry but it looks like a tongue
/would try tho
Thats more of a Belgian dish
Lijkt meer op witlof dan andijvie
I’m making this as soon as I can find Endives where I’m at
Dutch food so poor they have to steal Belgian classics and present as their own.
In English: Witlof = Belgian endive. Just an FYI.
How to make friends with Belgians … not
Only you say, in Dutch: ‘witlof met ham en kaas’ want ‘andijvie’ is what we call this:
[https://www.veggipedia.nl/groentenenfruit/andijvie](https://www.veggipedia.nl/groentenenfruit/andijvie)
So it’s either Belgian endive in English or witlof in Dutch, but not andijvie
This isn’t endive, it’s chicory with ham and cheese. Had never heard of Belgian endive before, the more you know!
Do you have a recipie? I would love to try to cook it.