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Willem Berkhoff

April 08, 2024

Willem Berkhoff (Varsseveld, the Netherlands 12 June 1863 – Amsterdam, the Netherlands 12 January 1953) was a pastry chef who became the first chairman of the board of directors of the first Dutch Vocational School for Pastry Chefs, established in 1924 in Amsterdam and since 1956 named "De Berkhoff". Berkhoff became well known when he presented a traditional English wedding cake to Queen Wilhelmina (1880–1962) and Prince Henry (1876–1934) on the occasion of their marriage in 1901. Henceforth, the wedding cake became standard issue in Dutch wedding festivities. His "Pâtisserie and Refreshment Room"[1] in the Leidsestraat was a household word in and outside Amsterdam, for over seventyfive years.

Training edit

The son of Cornelis Berkhoff (1821–1913) and Harmina Kreeftenberg (1834–1913), Berkhoff belonged to a family of bakers. His father, grandfather and great-grandfather were not only bread bakers, but following the custom of their time, they specialized in other products as well, such as gingerbread, sponge cake and pastry making.[2] Berkhoff decided on a career as a Pastry Chef. After 1879[3] he began developing and enhancing his skills by starting apprenticeships with various well-known konditoreis and pâtisseries in Dresden, Zurich and Paris. For the final stage of his education, organized by himself, as a Pastry Chef, he trained at Gerstner's in Vienna. The konditorei was considered thé top among pâtissiers and was Royal Warrant Holder of the Imperial House of Habsburg.[4]

Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat 104 en Leidsestraat 46 edit

After having worked for some years as a shop assistant in Amsterdam,[2] Berkhoff opened his own pastry shop in the Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat 104 in 1893.[5] As Confiseur-Cuisiner, Berkhoff aimed at the more sophisticated pastry work. He further started his own catering business, serving lunches, dinners and suppers to private people.[6] In 1908 he served dinner for 450 persons in the Concert Hall, for the International Congress of Woman Suffrage.[2][7] In 1906 Berkhoff opened a second pastry shop in the Leidsestraat 46.[8] The adjoining "Refreshment Room" had international stature and was widely known among the better-off classes.[6] In 1944 the business was sold to Kees Goetheer, under whose supervision it continued until 1985 as "Berkhoff's Pâtisserie and Tearoom".[9][10]

Queen Wilhelmina's wedding cake edit

 
Wedding cake made by Willem Berkhoff for the occasion of the marriage of Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry on 7 February 1901.

On the occasion of the marriage of Queen Wilhelmina (1880–1962) and Prince Henry (1876–1934) in 1901, Berkhoff took the initiative of presenting a wedding cake to the royal couple.[11][12] In England in the second half of the nineteenth century, the royal wedding cake was considered as the "flagship of British pastry enterprise", but in the Netherlands of the time the custom was unknown.[13] Berkhoff's presentation of a wedding cake to the royal couple gained him ánd the craft of Pâtissier fame.[2] The wedding cake for the marriage of Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard in 1937, was made by J. Jongert, teacher at the NADPC Vocational School for Pastry Chefs "De Berkhoff".[14]

NADPC Vocational School for Pastry Chefs "De Berkhoff" edit

As a member of the National Association of Dutch Pastry Chefs (NADPC) established in 1885 in Amsterdam,[15] Berkhoff committed himself to the organization of an apprentice system for future pastry chefs, which had been lacking up till then. After its initial success,[16] the in 1907 established training system and its regulations[17] had proven to be substandard.[18][19] Meanwhile, the membership figure of the NADPC had nationwide increased sharply, so the board of directors was split into a central board of directors and a local division "Amsterdam",[20] under the supervision of Berkhoff.[3] In this quality Berkhoff became the driving force behind the start of a National Vocational School for Pastry Chefs in Amsterdam, the first of its kind in Europe.[21][22]

In 1924, the National Vocational School for Pastry Chefs, supported by grants, both from the National Government and the Amsterdam Local Council, opened its doors on Quellijnstraat 80.[19][23] In this purpose-built building, students were not only taught vocationally based skills, but also Dutch and modern languages, bookkeeping, commercial arithmetic, penmanship and design. In its senior forms subjects taught, were: food science, legal knowledge, financial management and business management.[24] The school-building also housed the historical collection of the NADPC, which consisted of literature, cookery books, menus and tools.[25][26][27]

From 1924 to 1933 Berkhoff would act as chairman of the school's board of governors.[3] After the school had moved to its present location on the Wibautstraat 220–222 in 1956, its name was changed into "De Berkhoff", in honour of its chairman. As chairman of the central board of directors of the NADPC (1927–1934), and editor of the trade journal The Pastry Shop (1935–1942), Berkhoff continued to play an important role in Pâtissiers circles for a long time.[4] His efforts to achieve international cooperation among pâtissiers, were rewarded by his appointments as honorary member of the Belgian and French sister organisations.[28]

Royal Honours edit

References edit

Notes
  1. ^ In (early twentieth century) Dutch: "Banketbakkerij en Salon voor Ververschingen".
  2. ^ a b c d (in Dutch) `Glorious meals´, in: Libelle 8 (1949)
  3. ^ a b c d (in Dutch) `Berkhoff, W.´, in: TDK 9 (1937)
  4. ^ a b (in Dutch) Barneveld (ca. 1953)
  5. ^ (in Dutch) HNVDD, `Opening der Banketbakkerij, Constantijn Huygenstraat 4, W. Berkhoff (adv.)´, d.d. 4 October 1893 (nr. 7265), pag. 10
  6. ^ a b (in Dutch) Wageningen (1993)
  7. ^ (in Dutch) HNVDD, `Het Internationaal Congres voor Vrouwenkiesrecht. De Congresmaaltijd´, d.d. 23 June 1908 (nr. 11808), pag. 5-6
  8. ^ (in Dutch) HNVDD, `Stadsnieuws)´, d.d. 7 July 1906 (nr. 11202), pag. 7
  9. ^ In Dutch: "Berkhoff Patisserie Tearoom".
  10. ^ (in Dutch) Wageningen, `Berkhoff´. Retrieved 10 September 2011, from: http://www.winkelstories.com
  11. ^ In (in Dutch) Wageningen (1993) there is an image of Queen Wilhelmina's thank-you note, including a small picture of the wedding cake.
  12. ^ (in Dutch) HNVDD, `Het Huwelijk der Koningin´, d.d. 7 February 1901 (nr. 9531), pag. 13.
  13. ^ S. Charsley (1992) cited in Dutch translation, in: (in Dutch) Zeijden (2006). Retrieved 10 September 2011, from: http://www.albertvanderzeijden.nl
  14. ^ (in Dutch) HV, `Bruidstaart voor Prinses Juliana´, d.d. 6 Januari 61937 (evening edition), pag. 2
  15. ^ In (early twentieth-century) Dutch: Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging (NBV). The NBV is continued under the name: National Entrepreneur Association of Dutch Bakers and Pastry Chefs (Nederlandse Brood- en banketbakkers Ondernemers Vereniging (NBOV))
  16. ^ (in Dutch) HNVDD, `Banketbakkers´, d.d. 16 June 1910 (nr. 12421), pag. 3 and 9 (continue)
  17. ^ In Dutch: leerlingstelsel en examenregeling.
  18. ^ (in Dutch) NRC, `Nederl. Banketbakkersvereeniging´, d.d. 10 June 1914 (nr. 151), pag. 1 and (in Dutch) NRC, `Nederlandse Banketbakkers´, d.d. 12 July 1917 (nr. 190), pag. 1
  19. ^ a b (in Dutch) Wijers (1943)
  20. ^ (in Dutch) AH, `Stadsnieuws. Het zilveren feest van de Ned. Banketbakkersvereeniging´, d.d. 10 August 1910 (nr. 26334), pag. 6
  21. ^ (in Dutch) Wijers (1943) and (in Dutch) Barneveld (ca. 1953)
  22. ^ (in Dutch) HNVDD, `Elfde Middenstandscongres´, d.d. 14 July 1914 (nr. 13683), pag. 5 and (in Dutch) NRC, `Nederlandse Banketbakkers´, d.d. 12 July 1917 (nr. 190), pag. 1
  23. ^ (in Dutch) NRC, `Nederlandsche Banketbakkers´, d.d. 12 July 1917 (nr. 190), pag. 1; (in Dutch) NRC, `Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging´, d.d. 16 June 1920 (nr. 165), pag. 1; (in Dutch) NRC, `De Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging´, d.d. 15 Juni 1921 (nr. [illegible]), pag. 2; (in Dutch) HV, `38e Algemeene vergadering van de Ned. Banketbakkersvereeniging´, d.d. 13 June 1922 (evening), pag. 3; (in Dutch) HV, `Ned. Banketbakkers-Vereeniging´, d.d. Juni 15 1923 (morning), pag. 3
  24. ^ (in Dutch) HV, `Vakschool voor banketbakkers´, d.d. 6 September 1928 (evening), pag. 6
  25. ^ (in Dutch) Barneveld (1968)
  26. ^ (in Dutch) NRC, `Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging´, d.d. 16 Juni 1920 (nr. 165), pag. 1
  27. ^ Together with his wife Annigje Berkhof-Deelman (Groningen 12 juni 1862 – Amsterdam 21 mei 1952), Berkhoff continued collecting historical material, until both were well advanced in their years. Since 1996 the collection is housed with the Foundation: the Dutch Pâtissier Institute (Stichting Historische Verzameling van de Nederlandse Banketbakkerij). It has been given permanently on loan to the Foundation: the Dutch Bakery Museum (Stichting Nederlands Bakkerijmuseum) “Het Warme Land” in Hattem.
  28. ^ From the Union des Patrons Pâtissiers de Belgique, Berkhoff received the "Cross first class of the Union Professionelle (kruis le klasse der Union Professionelle)". (in Dutch) HV, `Onderscheiding´, d.d. 5 July 1932 (evening), pag. 6. (in Dutch) Berkhoff, W.´, in: TDK 9 (1937) speaks in this context from an "Honorary Membership (eerelidmaatschap)". (in Dutch) Wijers (1943) and (in Dutch) Barneveld (ca. 1953), further claim that Berkhoff was the only Dutch person ever to have been mentioned in the "French Golden Book (Franse Gulden Boek)".
Printed sources, Literature, Articles and Internet-publications.
  • (in Dutch) Algemeen Handelsblad (AH) (Amsterdam; national newspaper; 1828–1970), archived from: http://kranten.kb.nl
  • (in Dutch) Barneveld, D., The old Pastry Shop (De oude banketbakkerij) (Bussum 1968)
  • (in Dutch) Barneveld, D., `W. Berkhoff Chairman of the Central Board of Directors 1927-1934 (W. Berkhoff. Voorzitter Hoofdbestuur 1927–1934)´, in: The Pastry Shop: Trade Journal for Pâtissiers (De Banketbakkerij. Vakblad voor Banketbakkers) 00 (ca. 1953), pag. 0
  • (in Dutch) `Berkhoff, Willem´, in: The Dutch Knighthoods. 1900-1936 (De Nederlandsche Ridderorden. 1900-1936) 9 (TDK) (Amsterdam 1937), pag. 565
  • (in Dutch) Berkhoff, W. (sam.), `National Association of Dutch Pastry Chefs 50 Years (Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging 50 Jaar)´, in: The Pastry Shop: Trade Journal for Pâtissiers (De Banketbakkerij. Vakblad voor Banketbakkers) Jubilee Number (Jubileumuitgave) (1935)
  • (in Dutch) Het Nieuws van den Dag (HNVDD) (Amsterdam; local/regional newspaper 1870–1923), op website: http://kranten.kb.nl (consulted 1870–1914)
  • (in Dutch) Het Vaderland (HV) (The Hague; national newspaper; 1869–1945), archived from: http://kranten.kb.nl
  • (in Dutch) Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant (NRC) (Rotterdam; national newspaper; 1844–1970), archived from: http://kranten.kb.nl
  • (in Dutch) Rijgers, G. (sam.), `National Association of Dutch Pastry Chefs 25 Years (Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging 25 Jaar)´, in: The Pastry Shop: Trade Journal for Pâtissiers (De Banketbakkerij. Vakblad voor Banketbakkers) Jubilee Number (Jubileumuitgave) (1910)
  • (in Dutch) `Glorious meals of the past. Visiting an old school Pastry Chef (Van luisterrijke maaltijden die tot het verleden behoren. Bij een bezoek aan een banketbakker uit de oude school)´, in: Libelle 8 (1949), pag 8-9
  • (in Dutch) Wageningen, E. van, `Berkhoff's Pastry. Sweet dreams of sugar, cream and chocolate (Banket van bakker Berkhoff. Zoete dromen van suiker, room en chocola)´, in: Our Amsterdam (Ons Amsterdam) (1993), pag. 94–97. ISSN 0166-1809
  • (in Dutch) Wageningen, E. van, `Berkhoff's Pâtisserie and Tearoom 1893-1985 (Berkhoff Patisserie Tearoom 1893–1985)´, archived from: http://www.winkelstories.com/Berkhoff00.html
  • (in Dutch) Wijers, H., `Mister W. Berkhoff 80 years old (De heer W. Berkhoff 80 jaar)´, in: The Pastry Shop: Trade Journal for Pâtissiers (De Banketbakkerij. Vakblad voor Banketbakkers) 00 (1943), pag. 0
  • (in Dutch) Wijers, H., `Obituary W. Berkhoff (In memoriam W. Berkhoff)´, in: The Pastry Shop: Trade Journal for Pâtissiers (De Banketbakkerij. Vakblad voor Banketbakkers) 41 (1953), pag. 1
  • (in Dutch) Zeijden, A. van der, `History of the wedding cake (Geschiedenis van de bruidstaart)´, in: Tradition (Traditie) 3 (2006), archived from: http://www.albertvanderzeijden.nl/geschiedenis_van_de_bruidstaart_.htm

April 08, 2024
willem, berkhoff, varsseveld, netherlands, june, 1863, amsterdam, netherlands, january, 1953, pastry, chef, became, first, chairman, board, directors, first, dutch, vocational, school, pastry, chefs, established, 1924, amsterdam, since, 1956, named, berkhoff, . Willem Berkhoff Varsseveld the Netherlands 12 June 1863 Amsterdam the Netherlands 12 January 1953 was a pastry chef who became the first chairman of the board of directors of the first Dutch Vocational School for Pastry Chefs established in 1924 in Amsterdam and since 1956 named De Berkhoff Berkhoff became well known when he presented a traditional English wedding cake to Queen Wilhelmina 1880 1962 and Prince Henry 1876 1934 on the occasion of their marriage in 1901 Henceforth the wedding cake became standard issue in Dutch wedding festivities His Patisserie and Refreshment Room 1 in the Leidsestraat was a household word in and outside Amsterdam for over seventyfive years Contents 1 Training 2 Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat 104 en Leidsestraat 46 3 Queen Wilhelmina s wedding cake 4 NADPC Vocational School for Pastry Chefs De Berkhoff 5 Royal Honours 6 ReferencesTraining editThe son of Cornelis Berkhoff 1821 1913 and Harmina Kreeftenberg 1834 1913 Berkhoff belonged to a family of bakers His father grandfather and great grandfather were not only bread bakers but following the custom of their time they specialized in other products as well such as gingerbread sponge cake and pastry making 2 Berkhoff decided on a career as a Pastry Chef After 1879 3 he began developing and enhancing his skills by starting apprenticeships with various well known konditoreis and patisseries in Dresden Zurich and Paris For the final stage of his education organized by himself as a Pastry Chef he trained at Gerstner s in Vienna The konditorei was considered the top among patissiers and was Royal Warrant Holder of the Imperial House of Habsburg 4 Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat 104 en Leidsestraat 46 editAfter having worked for some years as a shop assistant in Amsterdam 2 Berkhoff opened his own pastry shop in the Eerste Constantijn Huygensstraat 104 in 1893 5 As Confiseur Cuisiner Berkhoff aimed at the more sophisticated pastry work He further started his own catering business serving lunches dinners and suppers to private people 6 In 1908 he served dinner for 450 persons in the Concert Hall for the International Congress of Woman Suffrage 2 7 In 1906 Berkhoff opened a second pastry shop in the Leidsestraat 46 8 The adjoining Refreshment Room had international stature and was widely known among the better off classes 6 In 1944 the business was sold to Kees Goetheer under whose supervision it continued until 1985 as Berkhoff s Patisserie and Tearoom 9 10 Queen Wilhelmina s wedding cake edit nbsp Wedding cake made by Willem Berkhoff for the occasion of the marriage of Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry on 7 February 1901 On the occasion of the marriage of Queen Wilhelmina 1880 1962 and Prince Henry 1876 1934 in 1901 Berkhoff took the initiative of presenting a wedding cake to the royal couple 11 12 In England in the second half of the nineteenth century the royal wedding cake was considered as the flagship of British pastry enterprise but in the Netherlands of the time the custom was unknown 13 Berkhoff s presentation of a wedding cake to the royal couple gained him and the craft of Patissier fame 2 The wedding cake for the marriage of Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard in 1937 was made by J Jongert teacher at the NADPC Vocational School for Pastry Chefs De Berkhoff 14 NADPC Vocational School for Pastry Chefs De Berkhoff editAs a member of the National Association of Dutch Pastry Chefs NADPC established in 1885 in Amsterdam 15 Berkhoff committed himself to the organization of an apprentice system for future pastry chefs which had been lacking up till then After its initial success 16 the in 1907 established training system and its regulations 17 had proven to be substandard 18 19 Meanwhile the membership figure of the NADPC had nationwide increased sharply so the board of directors was split into a central board of directors and a local division Amsterdam 20 under the supervision of Berkhoff 3 In this quality Berkhoff became the driving force behind the start of a National Vocational School for Pastry Chefs in Amsterdam the first of its kind in Europe 21 22 In 1924 the National Vocational School for Pastry Chefs supported by grants both from the National Government and the Amsterdam Local Council opened its doors on Quellijnstraat 80 19 23 In this purpose built building students were not only taught vocationally based skills but also Dutch and modern languages bookkeeping commercial arithmetic penmanship and design In its senior forms subjects taught were food science legal knowledge financial management and business management 24 The school building also housed the historical collection of the NADPC which consisted of literature cookery books menus and tools 25 26 27 From 1924 to 1933 Berkhoff would act as chairman of the school s board of governors 3 After the school had moved to its present location on the Wibautstraat 220 222 in 1956 its name was changed into De Berkhoff in honour of its chairman As chairman of the central board of directors of the NADPC 1927 1934 and editor of the trade journal The Pastry Shop 1935 1942 Berkhoff continued to play an important role in Patissiers circles for a long time 4 His efforts to achieve international cooperation among patissiers were rewarded by his appointments as honorary member of the Belgian and French sister organisations 28 Royal Honours editKnight of the Order of Orange Nassau 1933 3 References editNotes In early twentieth century Dutch Banketbakkerij en Salon voor Ververschingen a b c d in Dutch Glorious meals in Libelle 8 1949 a b c d in Dutch Berkhoff W in TDK 9 1937 a b in Dutch Barneveld ca 1953 in Dutch HNVDD Opening der Banketbakkerij Constantijn Huygenstraat 4 W Berkhoff adv d d 4 October 1893 nr 7265 pag 10 a b in Dutch Wageningen 1993 in Dutch HNVDD Het Internationaal Congres voor Vrouwenkiesrecht De Congresmaaltijd d d 23 June 1908 nr 11808 pag 5 6 in Dutch HNVDD Stadsnieuws d d 7 July 1906 nr 11202 pag 7 In Dutch Berkhoff Patisserie Tearoom in Dutch Wageningen Berkhoff Retrieved 10 September 2011 from http www winkelstories com In in Dutch Wageningen 1993 there is an image of Queen Wilhelmina s thank you note including a small picture of the wedding cake in Dutch HNVDD Het Huwelijk der Koningin d d 7 February 1901 nr 9531 pag 13 S Charsley 1992 cited in Dutch translation in in Dutch Zeijden 2006 Retrieved 10 September 2011 from http www albertvanderzeijden nl in Dutch HV Bruidstaart voor Prinses Juliana d d 6 Januari 61937 evening edition pag 2 In early twentieth century Dutch Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging NBV The NBV is continued under the name National Entrepreneur Association of Dutch Bakers and Pastry Chefs Nederlandse Brood en banketbakkers Ondernemers Vereniging NBOV in Dutch HNVDD Banketbakkers d d 16 June 1910 nr 12421 pag 3 and 9 continue In Dutch leerlingstelsel en examenregeling in Dutch NRC Nederl Banketbakkersvereeniging d d 10 June 1914 nr 151 pag 1 and in Dutch NRC Nederlandse Banketbakkers d d 12 July 1917 nr 190 pag 1 a b in Dutch Wijers 1943 in Dutch AH Stadsnieuws Het zilveren feest van de Ned Banketbakkersvereeniging d d 10 August 1910 nr 26334 pag 6 in Dutch Wijers 1943 and in Dutch Barneveld ca 1953 in Dutch HNVDD Elfde Middenstandscongres d d 14 July 1914 nr 13683 pag 5 and in Dutch NRC Nederlandse Banketbakkers d d 12 July 1917 nr 190 pag 1 in Dutch NRC Nederlandsche Banketbakkers d d 12 July 1917 nr 190 pag 1 in Dutch NRC Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging d d 16 June 1920 nr 165 pag 1 in Dutch NRC De Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging d d 15 Juni 1921 nr illegible pag 2 in Dutch HV 38e Algemeene vergadering van de Ned Banketbakkersvereeniging d d 13 June 1922 evening pag 3 in Dutch HV Ned Banketbakkers Vereeniging d d Juni 15 1923 morning pag 3 in Dutch HV Vakschool voor banketbakkers d d 6 September 1928 evening pag 6 in Dutch Barneveld 1968 in Dutch NRC Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging d d 16 Juni 1920 nr 165 pag 1 Together with his wife Annigje Berkhof Deelman Groningen 12 juni 1862 Amsterdam 21 mei 1952 Berkhoff continued collecting historical material until both were well advanced in their years Since 1996 the collection is housed with the Foundation the Dutch Patissier Institute Stichting Historische Verzameling van de Nederlandse Banketbakkerij It has been given permanently on loan to the Foundation the Dutch Bakery Museum Stichting Nederlands Bakkerijmuseum Het Warme Land in Hattem From the Union des Patrons Patissiers de Belgique Berkhoff received the Cross first class of the Union Professionelle kruis le klasse der Union Professionelle in Dutch HV Onderscheiding d d 5 July 1932 evening pag 6 in Dutch Berkhoff W in TDK 9 1937 speaks in this context from an Honorary Membership eerelidmaatschap in Dutch Wijers 1943 and in Dutch Barneveld ca 1953 further claim that Berkhoff was the only Dutch person ever to have been mentioned in the French Golden Book Franse Gulden Boek Printed sources Literature Articles and Internet publications in Dutch Algemeen Handelsblad AH Amsterdam national newspaper 1828 1970 archived from http kranten kb nl in Dutch Barneveld D The old Pastry Shop De oude banketbakkerij Bussum 1968 in Dutch Barneveld D W Berkhoff Chairman of the Central Board of Directors 1927 1934 W Berkhoff Voorzitter Hoofdbestuur 1927 1934 in The Pastry Shop Trade Journal for Patissiers De Banketbakkerij Vakblad voor Banketbakkers 00 ca 1953 pag 0 in Dutch Berkhoff Willem in The Dutch Knighthoods 1900 1936 De Nederlandsche Ridderorden 1900 1936 9 TDK Amsterdam 1937 pag 565 in Dutch Berkhoff W sam National Association of Dutch Pastry Chefs 50 Years Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging 50 Jaar in The Pastry Shop Trade Journal for Patissiers De Banketbakkerij Vakblad voor Banketbakkers Jubilee Number Jubileumuitgave 1935 in Dutch Het Nieuws van den Dag HNVDD Amsterdam local regional newspaper 1870 1923 op website http kranten kb nl consulted 1870 1914 in Dutch Het Vaderland HV The Hague national newspaper 1869 1945 archived from http kranten kb nl in Dutch Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant NRC Rotterdam national newspaper 1844 1970 archived from http kranten kb nl in Dutch Rijgers G sam National Association of Dutch Pastry Chefs 25 Years Nederlandsche Banketbakkersvereeniging 25 Jaar in The Pastry Shop Trade Journal for Patissiers De Banketbakkerij Vakblad voor Banketbakkers Jubilee Number Jubileumuitgave 1910 in Dutch Glorious meals of the past Visiting an old school Pastry Chef Van luisterrijke maaltijden die tot het verleden behoren Bij een bezoek aan een banketbakker uit de oude school in Libelle 8 1949 pag 8 9 in Dutch Wageningen E van Berkhoff s Pastry Sweet dreams of sugar cream and chocolate Banket van bakker Berkhoff Zoete dromen van suiker room en chocola in Our Amsterdam Ons Amsterdam 1993 pag 94 97 ISSN 0166 1809 in Dutch Wageningen E van Berkhoff s Patisserie and Tearoom 1893 1985 Berkhoff Patisserie Tearoom 1893 1985 archived from http www winkelstories com Berkhoff00 html in Dutch Wijers H Mister W Berkhoff 80 years old De heer W Berkhoff 80 jaar in The Pastry Shop Trade Journal for Patissiers De Banketbakkerij Vakblad voor Banketbakkers 00 1943 pag 0 in Dutch Wijers H Obituary W Berkhoff In memoriam W Berkhoff in The Pastry Shop Trade Journal for Patissiers De Banketbakkerij Vakblad voor Banketbakkers 41 1953 pag 1 in Dutch Zeijden A van der History of the wedding cake Geschiedenis van de bruidstaart in Tradition Traditie 3 2006 archived from http www albertvanderzeijden nl geschiedenis van de bruidstaart htm Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Willem Berkhoff amp oldid 1150145601, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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