There is no fixed recipe for this snack (see box).
Here an attempt to make a slightly healthier
version by a more balanced choice of
ingredients.
Cut the baguette in two and then cut in half, but
not completely. Keep both halves attached to
each other. Fry the Belgian fries and the beef
burger. Cook the eggs for 10 minutes, cool them,
remove and cut into 4 slices.
Wash the mixed salad, cut the tomato into slices.
Make cocktail sauce with mayonnaise, ketchup
and a dash of whiskey. Cut an onion into half-
moons and fry in a little butter until they are
caramelized (brown in color, but not charred, of
course).
This Belgian snack originated in
Brussels. It is particularly popular in the
French-speaking part of the country, but
Flemish chip shops are also increasingly
offering it.
French bread (baguette) and fries are the
two fixed and typical ingredients. The rest
is a mishmash of what the snack bar has
in store. The dish is related to the Dutch
'kapsalon'.
potatoes
baguette
beefburger
onion
butter
eggs
Fold open the roll, spread with lettuce, fried
onion, tomatoes and egg. Cut the beef burger
into strips and place them on the vegetables.
Put a generous portion of fries on it and finish
off with an exuberant portion cocktail sauce.
Forget about supper.
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