Claudia&Julia's Blog

Today Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, brings us an easy and delicious ginger cake recipe, and a presentation with a bundt pan that will be a hit wherever it goes. Take note, this bundt cake is perfect for this Christmas!

The cake Carmen brings us (Yerbabuena en la cocina) couldn't be more traditional: a delicious lemon bundt cake, uncomplicated yet fluffy and very tasty. A staple that shouldn't be missing from your recipe collection, which Carmen pairs with a lemon glaze.

We kick off autumn in the best way! We bring you the recipe for a fluffy, delicious spiced pumpkin cake in the shape of a bundt cake (achieve it with one of the beautiful Nordic Ware molds, the Elegant Party!) Don’t miss the recipe or all the tips it gives us to achieve a perfect bundt-style cake. You’ll love the result in both shape and flavor!

Today's recipe is perfect: delicious, refreshing, and you don't need to turn on the oven! Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, presents a nectarine semi-freddo with a very original presentation thanks to the use of Nordic Ware molds. Don't miss it!

Raquel, author of Los Tragaldabas, brings us a very special recipe today: a cake in the format we love so much, the brilliant and delicious shape of a bundt, with the added flavor of an aroma that many of you enjoy every day, coffee. A fabulous idea to start the day!

The great success of bundt-style pans comes from the fact that even the recipe you've been making your whole life in a traditional pan is completely transformed the moment it takes on an elegant, attractive shape—the shape of a bundt cake; and all without any added difficulty, simply by changing the pan.

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.

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.

At the doorstep of November we can already see Christmas approaching. Since many of us like to start thinking ahead and gathering ideas to make the most of the Holidays, Carolina, from the blog La cocina de Carolina, is giving us a taste with these cookies—100% Christmas air! Although you know as well as I do that you can start making these cookies right now, because they are as distinctive as they are delicious. Don't resist!

There are many apple pie recipes, each with its own character and many truly delicious. I don't think I'll ever get tired of it; it's one of my favorites.