woensdag 31 december 2014

Dutch tradition

"Oliebollen" a traditional dutch treat on New Year's Eve. Literally ïn english called "oil spheres, a kind of  doughnut or dumpling. Mostly I baked them myself and that is a lot of work because you don't bake a few but bowls full of them because we eat them the whole day long.

This year hubby was so kind to order them at our bakery and we had coffee this morning with "oliebollen met poedersuiker" (doughnuts with icing sugar).
Read more about the history of the oliebol here.
Have a nice New Year's Eve tonight everybody and see you again in 2015!

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  1. Revrunner31 december 2014 om 11:31

    So kind of s.c. to order out and so GREAT to have a bakery nearby you can order from!

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  2. LilliStJohn31 december 2014 om 13:26

    Hubby is most thoughtful. Oliebollen met poedersuiker looks really YUMMY.
    HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU TOO AND BEST IN 2015.

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  3. William Kendall31 december 2014 om 14:03

    I know them well. We always had them at New Year's Eve, and they are delicious.

    Happy New Year's, Marianne!

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  4. Linda Kay31 december 2014 om 15:26

    They look pretty tasty! Happy New Year to you Marianne.

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  5. Aritha V. 31 december 2014 om 15:46

    Lekker hè? Mijn moeder bakte ze vroeger altijd zelf. En haar vader deed het in de tijd dat zij jong was :-)

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  6. James31 december 2014 om 16:31

    They look delicious! I'd like to try one someday. Happy New Year!

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  7. John @ Beans and I on the Loose31 december 2014 om 17:13

    Send one my way. A good 2015 to you and S.C.

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  8. Fun6031 december 2014 om 17:37

    They look yummy. Happy New Year.

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  9. Mariette VandenMunckhof-Vedder31 december 2014 om 18:44

    Dearest Marianne,
    Oh, how I loved to buy those back in The Netherlands at a booth, in mid-winter!
    Look here for interesting info: https://home.comcast.net/~osoono/ethnicdoughs/oliebollen/oliebollen.htm
    Hugs and Happy New Year!
    Mariette

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  10. Ruth Kelly31 december 2014 om 19:09

    They sound delicious!

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  11. My name is Riet31 december 2014 om 21:00

    Zien er lekker uit je oliebollen Heb vanmorgen ook staan bakken, oliebollen en appelbeignets, heerlijk. Ik bak er nu niet meer zoveel want we zijn nog maar samen. Morgen gaan ze op aan de visite.Fijne jaarwisseling en een gelukkig en gezond 2015 voor jou en de jouwen.

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  12. Unknown31 december 2014 om 23:14

    Yum. They look amazing. My girls love when I make them homemade donuts.

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  13. Cynthia31 december 2014 om 23:48

    That looks like a delicious tradition! Happy New Year to you and your family.

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  14. Red1 januari 2015 om 00:07

    Thanks for doing this post as I had some idea what they were but now I know a lot more. they look really good. Happy New Year.

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  15. Oakland Daily Photo1 januari 2015 om 06:33

    They look yummy.

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  16. orvokki1 januari 2015 om 09:07

    Nami nami ...
    Happy this new year 2015.

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  17. Unknown1 januari 2015 om 15:21

    Yummy! :-) Happy New Year.

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  18. Janey and Co.2 januari 2015 om 00:21

    Happy New Year Marianne and SC. These look delicious. I hope the the first day of the new year was a good one for you!

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  19. CaT2 januari 2015 om 17:09

    happy new year!!!
    they look good!
    i never made oliebollen myself, but my mom used to and we would eat all day, indeed... :) actually i only like them when warm...

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