Brabantian worstenbrood is a typical savoury pastry snack from the Dutch province of North-Brabant. The loaf is about six inches long and is filled with a minced beef sausage.[1] In contrast to the "saucijzenbrood", the Brabantian worstenbrood is not made from puff pastry, but made from soft white bread dough. The worstenbrood originated as a way of preserving the meat by rolling it in dough and baking it. Traditionally it was mainly eaten during Christmas (especially after Midnight Mass) and Carnival. The snack is often served on terraces and cafes in the south of the country. It is also sold in other Dutch provinces, but mainly at supermarkets.[2]
Since 1997, a competition is organized annually to select the best 'Brabantian worstenbrood baker'.[citation needed] It is broadcast on Dutch TV.[citation needed]
In March 2016, the Brabantian worstenbrood was included in the List of Intangible Heritage Netherlands.[3]
References
edit- ^ "Worstenbrood". aethelraed.nl. January 2021.
- ^ "traditionally Worstenbroodjes are typical from Brabant". thedutchtable.com. January 2021.
- ^ "Brabant sausage roll is added to official list of Dutch traditions". www.dutchnews.nl. 17 March 2016.
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