Claudia&Julia's blog

Loreto, author of Sabores de Colores, brings us once again a recipe that’s both very easy and impressive. It’s an uncomplicated chicken terrine, wonderfully flavorful and satisfying. It’s sure to sort out more than one meal for you!

At this time of year I love enjoying my barbecue and spending a pleasant time on my terrace. For me, cooking on the barbecue is a whole ritual: I light it, and while it heats up I lovingly prepare the ingredients, uncork a bottle of wine and the party begins. While my guests are finishing the appetizer, I keep cooking and chatting with them while my Weber barbecue takes care of everything.

This recipe, traditional in the south of Spain, was once cooked with the tail of fighting bulls. It was one of the least noble and cheapest cuts... but it produced a dish that called for "Olé, olé and olé!".

If you've ever seen a slice of Beef Wellington you've surely thought how delicious it must be. And it is! Making it at home is possible, and it's less about difficulty and more about taking time—that's all. So we turn to Rosa (Pemberley Cup&Cakes) to tell you in detail how to prepare it. Success is guaranteed!

Chicken "en pepitoria" is a recipe you're sure to really enjoy at home. Pepitoria consists of cooking the meat enriched with hard‑boiled egg yolk and ground almonds. This combination is especially delicious when you also bathe the chicken with a bit of stock and wine and let it simmer away. It's a very easy recipe to follow, brought to us by Carmen (Yerbabuena en la cocina) just as her family tradition taught her. Enjoy!

Today's recipe is brought to us by Juana, author of La Cocina de Babel. It's a typical Italian dish that many of you have heard of: veal ossobuco Milanese-style, or as a true Italian would say "Ossobuco alla milanese". If you like meat, you'll love this recipe!

Today's recipe is a classic you can't miss! Juana Guindilla, author of La Cocina de Babel, brings us the traditional veal fricandó, served with delicious mushrooms and prepared in a casserole. A perfect recipe for weekends and family celebrations. You'll love it!

Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, brings us a dish you can make in your beautiful casserole: a recipe for butifarra sausage with mushrooms that you'll love, and there's no better time to enjoy it.

Surely many of you have heard of the classic orange chicken recipe. But how is it made? Today Carmen, author of Yerbabuena en la Cocina, answers that question and brings you this delicious recipe which you'll see is not at all complicated. Enjoy!

Meatballs have been part of our cuisine since the Arabs taught us how to make them more than 500 years ago. In fact, albóndiga comes from the word al-bunduqa, which means “the ball”. You can imagine then that, being such an ancient dish, there are many variations of it and that we can find meatballs in many countries around the world.

The combination of lamb tenderloin with couscous, spices, and yogurt results in an explosion of flavors and textures. This cut of lamb is taken just above the animal's leg and is usually cooked whole on the griddle, then sliced at the moment of serving.

I'm sure you'll love today's recipe: some delicious beef cheeks prepared in a casserole, not too complicated but making the most of all their flavor!