Claudia&Julia's Blog
Coca boba or coca de llanda
Sandwich loaf with Moulinex bread maker
Milk and oat bread in a ceramic casserole
Getting Started with Bread: Easy Bread Recipes
No-Knead White Bread Crown
Cornmeal waffles with blueberry compote
Today we offer you another easy waffle recipe, but this time made with corn flour (which you can substitute with gluten-free flour to make gluten-free waffles). We suggest pairing it with a blueberry jam that adds contrast and flavor. Delicious waffles for breakfast!
Coca bread
This type of bread closely resembles cristal bread. It is a slightly flattened bread, with a very thin, crispy crust and a very light, airy crumb. Without a doubt the perfect option to use as a side or to enjoy as the base of a coca. For example using the same ingredients we use to make the Coca de Recapte.
2 recipes to make in Bundt pans: Grapefruit Bundt Cake and Cider Bundt!
Today we bring a double helping of bundts: to celebrate the arrival of the new Nordic Ware Crystel and Magnolia pans, we bring you two recipes you'll surely make the most of: the recipe for a grapefruit bundt cake, which you can substitute with orange (or even lemon!) if you prefer, to get a delicious citrus cake; and the recipe for an apple cider and bourbon bundt that will delight everyone at home.
Chocolate Recipes!
Today, September 13 is International Chocolate Day. I think we can agree that this food of the gods deserves a tribute, or at least this post: a roundup of chocolate recipes to bring a smile to your face.
Gluten-free pancakes
With the hustle and stress of the week, breakfast is often the big forgotten meal. So one of the things we enjoy most on weekends is breakfast. It's the perfect time to make something special and unhurried for the whole family.
The gluten-free pancakes I'm sharing today are some of my family's favorites. They're very simple pancakes, with very few ingredients, and they take 10 minutes to make.
Banana Bread
And I'm sure it has happened to all of us at some point: buying bananas and everyone at home deciding they don't want to eat them that week… And the poor things just sit in the fruit bowl looking very unappetizing. Well, this banana bread is undoubtedly the solution!
Tropézienne Tart
The origin of this tart lies in Saint-Tropez where, in the 1950s, Polish pastry chef Alexandre Miccka prepared and sold a delicate brioche filled with cream. The invention was so delicious that even Brigitte Bardot fell for it. In fact, it was the actress who suggested the name “Tarte Tropézienne”, which today is both a recipe and a registered trademark and remains as popular as ever.
