Claudia&Julia's blog

Miriam, the author of El Invitado de Invierno, brings us a great recipe for days when you have an engagement and want to make a good impression without too much fuss. This pork tenderloin in wine recipe is easy to prepare and has a wonderful flavor. I assure you you'll make it again!

I always associate cannelloni with festive days. In Catalonia it is very typical to eat them on December 26, St. Stephen's Day, although they are also usually prepared for the main summer festivals. It is a recipe that takes some time to make and that is why it is reserved for special occasions.

Loleta, from Lola, Life&Market, brings you a recipe today that you'll love to make for the holidays or on special occasions. It's a fish terrine recipe, inspired by Arzak's popular scorpionfish recipe. Go ahead and make it—it will be a hit!

Brioche bread is a type of bread that brings back childhood memories. Its texture and flavor are unmatched, and if you make it at home the pleasure and satisfaction are undoubtedly doubled. That's why Rosa, author of Pemberley Cup&Cakes, brings us the recipe to make brioche dough at home, with a twist that makes it even more appealing: braided and with chocolate! Bet you can't resist?

Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, brings us a delicious update to traditional lentils in a casserole. This recipe is ideal for the cold months: it's packed with energy and also has a gourmet touch, because lentils with mushrooms and foie gras are a true luxury for the palate. Enjoy!

Lola, author of Loleta, Life, Market and Cooking, brings us a recipe in a casserole that you’ll really enjoy at home: a pumpkin risotto—simple yet delicious and perfectly autumnal. Enjoy!

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.

Patri, author of Sabores&Momentos, brings us a recipe for enjoying while dipping: an easy bread recipe made in a skillet, paired with a cream of cheese, spinach and artichokes — a combination that's perfect for dunking bread (quite literally!)

Miriam, author of Invitado de Invierno, brings us a recipe full of flavor, with a spicy kick you'll love. Do you know the authentic chili con carne?

A nonstick pan is as practical as it is delicate. It's true that these pans are lighter than iron ones, for example, and they offer the major advantage of ensuring your food won't stick. But if you want it to stay that way for a long time, and to be a reliable pan in every respect, there are several things we strongly recommend.

If pasta is already a dish that tends to please everyone, when you prepare it with a mild pesto and pair it with king prawns the result becomes spectacular. It’s a recipe from Virginia, from Sweet&Sour, that you’ll have ready in a few minutes and without any fuss. Give it a try — you’ll love it!

Today I bring you one of the most traditional dishes of Catalan cuisine: cod with samfaina. This recipe can be made when the garden gives us the best vegetables, so during summer and early autumn we can enjoy this dish.