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Le Creuset Cast Iron Skillet Pans
One of the skillets we sell the most in the store is the Le Creuset skillet. As you know, at Claudia&Julia we specialize in cast iron cookware, and we want to answer the most common questions about one of Le Creuset’s most iconic pieces, the skillet, and explain why we’re big fans of this skillet, which is as versatile as it is beautiful and durable.
Apple and Fennel Stuffed Sea Bass with Cider Reduction
I remember well the day Virginia, author of the food blog Sweet&Sour, told me she had prepared for that weekend a sea bass that, in a very simple way, turned out picture-perfect. I, familiar with her recipes and photos as many of you already know, was dying to see the recipe. And here it is! As I was left speechless, I won't say more. Just enjoy!
Raspberry Crème Brûlée
Valentine's Day is just around the corner. Making it a special day is up to us, which is why Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, suggests preparing a delicious raspberry crème brûlée: the perfect dessert to treat our partner and our palate with the most delicious and romantic touch!
Strawberry and Rhubarb Cobbler for Two
When a dessert has a strawberry center and a cake-like coating but with a crunchy touch, it stops being a dessert and becomes a true indulgence!
Le Creuset cast iron products: benefits and usage tips
Today I want to talk about a material that is my greatest ally in the kitchen and makes me feel completely confident when preparing my dishes: cast iron, and especially to share all the secrets to learn how to cook with and get the most out of Le Creuset cocottes, skillets, and grill pans.
Bread with old dough in a casserole
This week we shared on the blog some kneading basics and techniques, tips to keep in mind when making your own homemade bread as part of our bread blog series. They came courtesy of Virginia, author of the blog Sweet and Sour, and after enlightening us with that little guide to bread making, she encourages us to try it with this recipe for homemade bread in a casserole. Get your hands in the dough: making your own homemade bread is priceless!
The winter casserole, healthy and comforting
After the holidays, you feel like lightening up after heavy meals, and a tasty recipe in a casserole warms the body in the cold winter. Laura -author of the food blog Because- knows it very well, and has the perfect recipe to achieve that goal. Healthy and easy to prepare, this winter recipe will warm your stomach while it charms your heart!
Chicken and Vegetable Rice
Rice is one of the ingredients I most like to use in my cooking for its versatility and for how well it pairs with anything. Whether with vegetables, meats, fish or seafood... it will always turn out well and, without a doubt, we will have a gourmet dish.
Stir-Fried Noodles with Saffron Milk Caps
Luisa Morón, food blogger at www.cocinandoconmicarmela.com, makes our mouths water with a recipe you'll love: it's easy to prepare, its base is pasta (sure-fire success!) and it's delicious. I encourage you to try it!
Cantonese chicken (Szechuan chicken)
Carmen, from the food blog Yerbabuena en la cocina, brings us a recipe with oriental inspiration that will fill the house with exotic aromas and surprise our diners. It’s a very easy recipe to prepare — do you dare to try it?
Spaghetti with clams
Laura, from the food blog Because, breaks away from the abundant casserole dishes common these days to offer us a very traditional recipe from Neapolitan cuisine: Spaghetti con vongole, or in other words, spaghetti with clams — a taste of the sea that blends with the touch of tomato, garlic, and chili. A very easy recipe to make, one you can’t miss.
Stuffed chicken roulade braised in a casserole
I have always enjoyed traditional Christmas dishes, from soup to lamb, including suckling pig, turkey and capon; but without a doubt my favorite dish has always been and will be the traditional stuffed chicken. It brings back good memories: it reminds me of many family meals, at a table filled with the best cutlery we had and lots of trays full of food, and where we argued over who would get the last bite; once full, the after-meal would stretch on for an hour
