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You'll agree with me that warm weather calls for using the wok more the wok, for those quick, healthy stir-fries, and that if you also add the aromas of the sea, you then get an ideal recipe for summer, which is already approaching! That's why Carmen, author of the blog Yerbabuena en la Cocina, invites us to try today this recipe that will surely suit you!

Chiffon cakes are a type of sponge cake typical of American baking. They are usually prepared in an aluminum pan with a central hole that was invented precisely for this kind of cake. It is the famous pan used to make Angel Food cake and which you can find here.

Our friend Miriam García, author of the blog El Invitado de Invierno, always knows how to make the most of the various kitchen utensils. Recently she noticed Le Creuset's ceramic terrine and has featured on her blog a recipe that stands out for its quality and ease of preparation.

In today's recipe Virginia, author of Sweet and Sour, presents a dish that anyone can shine with in the kitchen... And that everyone will enjoy to the fullest when eating it! I'm sure this soupy seafood rice will make your mouth water, so I can only encourage you to follow her recipe.

With pleasant weather we crave lighter, healthier meals, but we certainly don't want to give up flavor and the pleasure of good food.

Many of you have questions about the advantages of cooking in a casserole. That’s why today Raquel, author of Los Tragaldabas, tells us about her experience cooking with it, the advantages it offers, gives us some tips to get the most out of it and ensure its upkeep, and inspires us with a few recipes you’re sure to love. Welcome to the world of Le Cresuet casseroles!

The author of Sabores y Momentos, Patri, brings us today a recipe that will catch many people's attention: cookies made in a skillet! Since there's not much more to say to entice you to read it, I'll leave you with her recipe. Enjoy!

For several days when I went to the greengrocer I had seen some beautiful fennel bulbs. It's a product that really catches my eye because it's so pretty, but I'd never used it for cooking. So I decided to do something about it.

Those of you who know me already know about my unconditional love for Le Creuset casseroles. I love cooking with them, not only because the recipes turn out so well, but also because of what it means to use an icon of French cuisine. The ritual of taking a casserole off the shelf, preheating the oven, and starting to prep the ingredients always brings a smile to my face, because it usually heralds a special meal with my family or with guests.

Loreto, author of Sabores de Colores, brings us a recipe I’m sure you’ll love: it’s a traditional recipe from her homeland, the Canary Islands. A time-honored recipe, prepared in the perfect pot, a Le Creuset cast-iron casserole. Let’s go for it!

Most of us are drawn to oven-baked recipes — easy to prepare and impressive. Miriam, author of El Invitado de Invierno, brings us one today that will surely please everyone. Super-tasty and with minimal fuss, you can't miss it.

Sometimes we feel like looking at easy, quick, and tasty recipes, right? Well, without a doubt the recipe Raquel brings us today, author of Los Tragaldabas, meets all three requirements; especially the tasty one, because we can all agree the recipe looks fantastic. Don't miss it, because you're going to love it!