Claudia&Julia's blog
Bakewell Tart presented at the Birkmann stand
Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, offers us on her blog a delicious recipe that will undoubtedly please you: the famous "Bakewell tart", a tart characterized by having a shortcrust pastry base and a layer of jam -which she has made from strawberries, but which can be any other that tends to be tart-, and topped with an almond coating.
How to Make a Great Ribeye on the grill
Today the author of El invitado de Invierno, Miriam, gives us some truly useful tips on how to properly cook a piece of meat such as a chuletón or a steak. Because while cooking on the grill is within everyone’s reach, it also has its tricks to do it with finesse!
Poussins with mustard, honey and lemon
Picantones are nothing more than young chickens that weigh around half a kilo and have tender, lean meat, although somewhat bland for my taste. For this reason, when I prepare them, I try to accompany them with very aromatic ingredients so they absorb the flavors well.
Artichoke and Ham Frittata
Even as a personal opinion, I must say I think most of us love to see healthy recipes that are very easy to make and quick to prepare. Today Laura, from the blog Because, brings us one that fits all of that perfectly: a frittata which, with the contrast of the artichokes' flavor and the salty touch of the ham, you'll love!
Cherry cobbler (skillet recipe)
Cherry season has arrived! Blessed they are, because they’re one of the fruits I enjoy most. I love that they’re part of the snack platter — to refresh and quiet hunger while waiting for the meal to be ready — at teatime, warning the kids to watch out for the pit and seeing how they enjoy trying to get every bit of juiciness, and, of course, how I love making jams and cakes with them!
Baby squid with onions, pochas and clams
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!
Mini lemon chiffon cakes
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.
Meat terrine with the Le Creuset terrine
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.
Seafood brothy rice
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.
Butter cookies with Nordic Ware stamps
Today Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, brings us a small temptation in the form of a cookie, perfect for accompanying coffee, enjoying a mid-morning snack... or satisfying a craving!
Surf and Turf in the skillet
With pleasant weather we crave lighter, healthier meals, but we certainly don't want to give up flavor and the pleasure of good food.
Clams in sauce
Raquel, author of Los Tragaldabas, had a crush on the De Buyer French Collection frying pan (the classic iron one with a special handle). While she fell in love with that pretty pan, I’ve fallen for the recipe she brings us today: easy to prepare and ideal for warm weather — with these clams in sauce you’ll be sure to be a hit!
