Tarta de crème brulée-Claudia&Julia

Crème brulée tart

Crème brûlée is the French first cousin of what we know as crema catalana. Softer, I would say, and with a delicious vanilla flavor that makes it delightful. In this tart with a sweet almond base and crème brûlée as the filling, you'll enjoy it like never before.
Pudín de piña con crema de natillas de coco-Claudia&Julia

Pineapple Pudding with Coconut Custard Cream

Today we're making an upside-down pineapple pudding, a tropical flavor that makes a wonderful finish to any Sunday meal. You can make it with fresh pineapple or pineapple in syrup, which makes it an ideal recipe to take care of any commitment.
Tiramisú de limón

Lemon Tiramisu

There are recipes that are delicious in their traditional form, and there are recipes that win over every corner of the world for being simple, quick, and tasty. This is the case with tiramisu, an Italian dessert that has been reinvented endlessly and that we give a new twist to today with this lemon version, which is wonderfully refreshing and tempting (if possible).

Helado Eton Mess-Claudia&Julia

Eton Mess Ice Cream

One of the most rewarding things we can make at home during the summer is ice cream. I'm fascinated by all of them... And even more so when they're homemade. Today we'll look at how to make an Eton Mess Ice Cream that, I assure you, will surprise you greatly.

Batido de plátano con leche de almendras

Banana smoothie with almond milk

Today I bring a drink I love! A banana smoothie with almond milk—refreshing, delicious, and satisfying. It's a great way to start a day for the brave, a perfect dessert if you've eaten lightly, or a delicious snack.
Panna cotta con pera y coulis de naranja

Panna cotta with pear and orange coulis

Panna cotta is a delicious dessert that, as it is prepared today, meets a key requirement for hot days: it doesn’t need an oven to make. Typical of the Italian region of Piedmont, its name is not misleading. Panna cotta literally means cooked cream and that is how it’s made: liquid cream is heated with sugar, a gelling agent is added so it sets, and once chilled it has a consistency similar to flan.
Helado de coco tradicional

Traditional coconut ice cream

Let's make coconut ice cream. Plain and simple, the usual kind: I bring the recipe for an easy, quick coconut ice cream with coconut flavor, which is what we lovers of this fruit fallen from the sky are looking for (well, from tropical palm trees, but from the sky just the same).
Pastel de chocolate sin gluten

Gluten-free chocolate cake

Today is a great day, I'm sharing with you the best gluten-free chocolate cake; and it's not just me saying it — well, that too! — so far, I haven't found anyone who tells me otherwise.
Torrijas gigantes con plátano caramelizado

Giant Spanish-style French Toast with Caramelized Banana

A giant torrija with a vanilla aroma, fried in oil and butter, and accompanied by caramelized banana... All of it drizzled with melted chocolate! In my opinion it’s a perfect combination, that turns this recipe into one for delicious, ultimate torrijas.
Tarta de limón y chocolate blanco con nido de Pascua

Lemon and White Chocolate Tart with Easter Nest

We bring you a lemon and white chocolate cake that, with a butter frosting and a pretty white chocolate nest decoration, becomes a real beauty to bring to the table on Easter, or any day you want to make an anniversary cake.
Tartaletas de almendra y chocolate (sin horno)

Almond and Chocolate Tartlets (No-Bake)

Extremely easy to make and requiring no oven, these almond, pistachio, and chocolate tartlets have become the go-to impressive, must-have dessert for when you have guests at home. And when you don't: they're super easy to make, healthy, gluten-free, and taste like chocolate heaven.
Alfajores argentinos

Argentinian alfajores

Alfajores are one of the most popular sweets in Argentine cuisine, although they are not exclusive to the country of tango, asados and gauchos. They are also very common in other Latin American countries such as Uruguay, Chile, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.

They are very simple to make and are dangerously delicious, at least in their most classic and traditional form: filled with dulce de leche and rolled in grated coconut.