Elin is so sweet, even when she's really upset. (It's my fault, I couldn't stop teasing her.) But mostly, she just slept.
Her father is from the Netherlands, so I was treated to something quite odd. I knew the dry, dutch buns - bolletje, they're called - and they taste fine, if you're in the mood for them. But they were topped with butter and sugarcoated anise-seeds. So strange!?! It's apparently a tradition - whenever a couple has a child in the Netherlands, they serve this to their guests.
It didn't taste awful, just weird - but that's dutch cuisine for you, in my experience. (Hope I'm not insulting anyone. I just recall the deepfried spaghetti I got, when I was touring in the Netherlands with the band...eeeeew.)
At least they were girly-coloured = pink!
Love,
Ida
Sikke nogle skøre mad dimser! Pink? For real? waw! Menjeg får virkeligt lyst til at smage!
ReplyDeleteOg sikke man kan se at hun har en drillemoster! ;)
Jeg tænkte på dig, da jeg skrev indlægget! Jeg må sørge for at få nogle pink, sukkerglaserede anisfrø importeret, så du kan prøve det en dag ;)
ReplyDeleteJeg er nu "kun" tante, men det gør ikke kærligheden til den lille basse mindre.
Ja, anis og sukker lyder jo ret lækkert!
ReplyDeleteMan får det faktisk ofte på indiske restauranter - så stiller de en lille sølvskål med normale anisfrø og sukkerglaserede anisfrø. Så kan man nippe af dem, når man betaler regningen. Men så er de regnbuefarvede.
ReplyDeletewaw!
ReplyDeleteJa!
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