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Making our own pizza at home is quite an event. Pizza is a dish we usually eat on special days, weekends, meals with friends, or those days when we feel like eating in front of the TV to watch a couple of episodes of Sex and the City for the seventh time.

Here is a classic that can't be missing from your recipe collection: Virginia (author of Sweet&Sour) brings us the tips and secrets to prepare an authentic and delicious Tarta de Santiago. Enjoy!

Making pizza at home is one of those things that can feel intimidating simply because it's unfamiliar. Preparing homemade pizza isn't as difficult as you might imagine if you keep in mind a few tips that we'll share in this article. And the result is fantastic.

As summer is the best season to enjoy salads, today Loreto, author of Sabores de Colores, invites us to prepare one that is not only delicious and light, but gives it a fun touch with the apple cut into endless spirals and the beet cut into julienne. One thing remains: say "Enjoy your meal!"

I believe there is no greater satisfaction than eating the bread you have made yourself. To taste the result after so much care put into selecting the ingredients, the kneading, the watching during fermentation... Seeing the evolution the dough goes through during the process is a truly thrilling experience... and without a doubt, after tasting the bread, Delicious! Today I want to tell you about Emile Henry bread ovens, and offer you some recipes for them.

Carmen, author of Yerbabuena en la cocina, shows us today a recipe she has made all her life at home: a cheesecake that is very easy to prepare, yet yields excellent results — with this recipe you will achieve a classic cheesecake at its creamiest and most delicious point.

Today Luisa Morón, author of Cocinando con mi Carmela, brings us a recipe to enjoy with the family: the classic carbonara pizza recipe. Made at home, it's absolutely delicious. I can already picture a smile on your lips just imagining sinking your teeth into it!

How can something as simple as a good piece of bread with chocolate be so delicious? I'm sure many of you will remember having it often during childhood snacks. Today Miriam, from El Invitado de Invierno, invites us to do it again, but with some delicious homemade Vienna rolls. Will you resist the temptation?

Carolina, from La Cocina de Carolina, brings us an everyday recipe you’ll enjoy for its simplicity and distinctive twist: she prepares a quinoa-breaded hake loin, a healthy way to bring a coating to the table; and pairs it with roasted sweet potato. Easy and impressive, you’ll love it with a touch of tartar sauce.

Carmen, whom you know from Yerbabuena en la Cocina, brings us a classic of French pastry that has become popular worldwide. As she says, the tarte Tatin is the queen of apple pies. Delicate, full of flavor and, contrary to what it may seem, very easy to prepare!

Loreto, author of Sabores de Colores, takes us into the world of spices and bold flavors. Korma is an Indian stew that you can make as she did, with lamb, or with other meats such as chicken, beef, or pork. The steps to follow will be the same, so I encourage you to make it with whatever you'll enjoy most, and discover how delicious it turns out!

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!