Celebrate King's Day
like the Dutch
Every year on the 27th of April the Netherlands celebrates the birthday of its king. Dutchies dress up in orange, visit local flea markets, party in the city centers, drink beer, and eat bitterballen like there’s no tomorrow.
Want to celebrate King’s Day like a Dutchie? Here you’ll find orange-themed recipes, party food, and drinking snacks to complement the drinks (or mocktails) you’ll be drinking all day.
Celebrate King's Day
like the Dutch
Every year on the 27th of April the Netherlands celebrates the birthday of its king. Dutchies dress up in orange, visit local flea markets, party in the city centers, drink beer, and eat bitterballen like there’s no tomorrow.
Want to celebrate King’s Day like a Dutchie? Here you’ll find orange-themed recipes, party food, and drinking snacks to complement the drinks (or mocktails) you’ll be drinking all day.
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Since I am especially in love with Asian food, you will find that a lot of my recipes are a fusion between Western and Asian cuisine.