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Dutch Touches expands Penfield's original edition, Delightfully Dutch, to include articles by Marvin Hiemstra about growing up Dutch in Pella, Iowa, and his essay on how to visit the Netherlands. Writer Heimstra was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for his poetry.Among other new touches is writer Margaret Kleis of Holland, Michigan, an immigrant after World War II. She tells of her family in Holland, and their participation in the underground sheltering Jewish refugees and downed American pilots. Favorite articles by Carol Van Klompenburg who authored the original book, Delightfully Dutch and Dutch Treats, are included. All recipes from both original books are found in Dutch Touches. Cover photographs in full color show tulips at the Scholte gardens in Pella, Iowa, on the front cover, and the dancers of Holland, Michigan, on the back cover.
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This is not a thick book but more like a paperback booklet. I really liked it because the recipes are the real dutch recipes I remember as a child, yes, I am 100% dutch! They are easy to follow and this is also a great gift for someone is dutch. Have bought several as gifts and everyone has loved them.
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Dutch Touches - Geat 2 books in one,
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It's a marvelous combination of 2 earlier books. The Termite price was reasonable; other prices for the same book were outrageou. The book in excellent shape arrived just after Christmas.
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57 B.C. Julius Caesar conquers the low countries of Europe, the start of the 400 years of Roman rule for what is now the Netherlands. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Orange City, Oak Harbor, Grand Rapids, Tulip Festival, World War, South Holland, Tulip Time, Cedar Grove, Christian Reformed Church, New Jersey, New Netherland, New World, Queen Beatrix, Queen Wilhelmina, British Columbia, Dutch Americans, Dutch Reformed Church, Fort Orange, New Amsterdam, Strawtown Inn, Whidbey Island, Calvin College, Central College New!
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57 B.C. Julius Caesar conquers the low countries of Europe, the start of the 400 years of Roman rule for what is now the Netherlands. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Orange City, Oak Harbor, Grand Rapids, Tulip Festival, World War, South Holland, Tulip Time, Cedar Grove, Christian Reformed Church, New Jersey, New Netherland, New World, Queen Beatrix, Queen Wilhelmina, British Columbia, Dutch Americans, Dutch Reformed Church, Fort Orange, New Amsterdam, Strawtown Inn, Whidbey Island, Calvin College, Central College New!
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- Rip Van Winkle by Irving on page 46
- Style and Class: Poems by Sietze Buning on page 20
- A Visit from St. Nicholas by Clement Clarke Moore on page 98
- The Merchant of Venice (Saddleback Classics) by Emily Hutchinson on page 85
- Hieronymus Bosch: Garden of Earthly Delights (Prestel Xl S.) by Melanie Klier on page 29
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