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Creamy stew with bouncer cheese
A tasty Dutch recipe. The vegetarian main course contains the following ingredients: stew vegetables (snack bag, 1 kg), cooking potatoes (crumbly (bag, 800 g)), butter, oil, eggs, cheese (young ground (175 g)), lamb's lettuce (75 g) and cream fraiche (half-fat (125 ml)).
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Ingredients
Directions
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Remove the onions from the bag stew. Boil the potatoes with the sliced carrots from the bag of stews together according to the instructions on the packaging of the potatoes.
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Melt the butter in a non-stick frying pan and fry the onions until golden brown. Remove them from the pan. Add the oil to the shortening and fry 4 fried eggs. Divide the cheese once the protein has solidified. Divide half of the fried onions, cover the pan and heat the eggs for another 5 minutes on low heat.
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Drain the potatoes with carrots, keep a little moist behind, and crush them into a coarse puree. Stir in the lamb's lettuce, the rest of the fried onions and the crème fraîche, add some left-over cooking water and warm the stew.
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Divide the stew over 4 deep plates and serve the cheese jumpers next to it.
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Nutrition
565Calories
Sodium26% DV625mg
Fat48% DV31g
Protein48% DV24g
Carbs16% DV48g
Fiber24% DV6g
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