This delicious, creamy chicken fricassee is a classic Belgian recipe. My father used to make this regularly for Sundays and other festive occasions. Often served as a starter, but it is great as a main course as well, accompanied by plain rice or potato puree, for example. Freezes well. Its Flemish name is “Koninginnenhapje”, which could be translated as “Queen’s Nibble”… nice, isn’t it?
A take on my mom’s beer stew. Seitan can be used instead, but i don’t really like it’s too meaty texture.Inspired by a Belgian stew. Goes especially well with baked potatoes.
Make and share this Belgian Hutsepot recipe from Food.com.
In Belgium when you are invited for a pancake breakfeast you are actually going to eat what Americans think of as crepes. They are usually only made for special occasions such as birthdays. From my very old recipe book called “Wonderfull Ways to Prepare Crepes and Pancakes”.
After eating a dish something like this one in a restaurant, I decided to reconstruct it in my kitchen. A few tries later, this is my delicious recipe
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