Claudia&Julia's blog

Today Eva, author of Bake-Street, takes us to the Nordic countries with cookies that will make you fall in love: made with a soft dough and filled with plum jam, they are ideal to accompany afternoon tea or coffee... Or to start the day with a smile!

We are at the doorstep of Easter, and if there is one thing children eagerly await it is the mona de Pascua. Although there are many versions and varieties today, we encourage you to make one of the most traditional. This is the recipe brought to us by Rosa, from Pemberley Cup&Cakes, the traditional mona de Pascua recipe. Wishing you a very sweet Easter!

Virginia, author of the food blog Sweet&Sour, invites us to make a delicious shortcrust pastry tart with a combination you'll love: goat cheese, walnut and pear. The preparation is simple and the results exquisite. You can't miss it!

I don't remember the last time I bought a store-bought muffin... and when you try this recipe, you won't either!

If you follow my instructions, you'll get fluffy muffins with a high dome. They will also keep perfectly for several days.

Rosa, from Pemberley Cup&Cakes, brings us today some delicious cream tartlets ideal for surprising your partner or guests. Also, it’s an easy recipe to prepare by following her instructions, so I definitely encourage you to make them at home!

Today we present a dish that is as hearty as it is daring, flavorful and surprising. It's brought to us by Eva, author of Bake-Street, who prepares a Duck Pie (or duck pie) in a black sesame pastry that will work for many other tarts.
The duck pie is a pie with a unique flavor, also unusual since we don't usually eat duck in everyday meals. This recipe has all the qualities to make it an ideal choice for family gatherings!

These mini cakes with a hint of cognac, walnuts and raisins will be a hit this Christmas! They're suggested by Beatriz, from To Be Gourmet, and will make the perfect breakfast or afternoon snack... or the little cakes everyone will savor during the long holiday family meals.

Preparing soufflé (soufflé, as Miriam rightly says) is an ideal option when you have guests... and now dates are coming when, one way or another, someone will have an engagement! Making it is within everyone's reach, but certain guidelines must be followed for it to turn out well. So I leave you with the tips from the author of The Winter Guest, and with this delicious cheese and herb soufflé.

Patri, author of Sabores&Momentos, brings us today a delicious and surprising recipe to prepare in your bundt pan: it’s a Hungarian roll, a soft brioche-like dough (Delicious!), which she also fills with a walnut cream that is spectacular.

November 15 is the day millions of Americans pull their bundt pans out to work, because it’s Bundt Cake Day, the international day of the bundt. This date has become unimaginably popular in recent years (in fact, the success of Bundt Day has even reached here in Spain), and in this post I tell you a bit about this day and why so many people are passionate about bundt pans and the beautiful cakes you make with them.

In one week, next Sunday, November 15, Bundt Cake Day is celebrated. In fact, it began as National Bundt Cake Day in the U.S., when Nordic Ware set the date to celebrate its 60th anniversary, but the date crossed borders and oceans (not surprising when the use of the bundt cake has spread so widely!), and it has become the official Bundt Cake Day worldwide.

Patry, author of Sabores&Momentos, brings us a classic in the form of a puff pastry tart: the combination of escalivada with feta cheese is excellent, making this tart a very easy recipe to prepare that everyone will enjoy.