Claudia&Julia's Blog

Loreto, from Sabores de Colores, suggests a quick way to make truly delicious cannelloni: filled with spinach, ricotta, and salmon and cooked in a skillet for an original presentation.

Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, suggests a risotto with a delicious, surprisingly vibrant color and flavor—ideal for making for your partner on a special day or for surprising your friends with an out-of-the-ordinary risotto.

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!

We can already smell Christmas in the air, and many of us can’t imagine it without those family meals full of delicious dishes and cheerful conversations. Cannelloni are an almost obligatory dish in many homes, so today Carolina, author of La Cocina de Carolina, is making our mouths water with a meat version with a very special touch. You’ll definitely want to start taking notes, because she’s adapted traditional meat cannelloni in a way you’ll love!

The recipe I bring you today should become a staple in your kitchen this winter. For me, it's one of the best ways to eat soup, since all the ingredients are cut into small pieces and you can eat the meats, vegetables, pasta and legumes in one bite, all mixed together (hence its name, since barrejada means "mixed" in Catalan).

Luisa Morón, author of Cocinando con mi Carmela, finds inspiration today in one of our favorite books, that of our dear Julia Child. From it she brings us a recipe without much complication but whose result you will love: these onions stuffed with rice and cheese, flavored with herbs, will delight and surprise your guests!

Every day more people are daring to make pasta at home. You choose the ingredients you use, enjoy making it, it’s fresh and tastes better. Although I think the best part is something else: the surprise you get the first day you try to make it, when you discover it’s much easier than it seems.

Today Carmen, from Yerbabuena en la cocina, suggests preparing a recipe that you will find very tasty: spinach and ricotta stuffed pasta. If you follow each step, you'll find it easy to make, and I'm convinced it will surprise and delight everyone!

I believe that having a quality Paella Pan, with good heat distribution, is something you especially appreciate once you’ve tried it. I’m very grateful that today Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, is telling us about her experience with the Carbone Plus Paella Pan from de Buyer, a better Paella Pan—like the classic ones—and one that will be in our kitchen for a lifetime; and it’s a joy to see the ideas she shares to get the most out of it, beyond making the typical paella in it.

Given the growing interest in homemade, and since many of you are curious to understand exactly how the Imperia pasta machine works, today Virginia—author of Sweet & Sour—shares her perspective on this tool and how to use it.

Many people believe that eating homemade fresh pasta is truly a privilege. It is — a privilege that many others could also enjoy, because making pasta at home is much easier than most people think. Today Raquel, author of Los Tragaldabas, shows us how to do it and presents a recipe made with that freshly prepared pasta that you'll love!

In summer we like to enjoy light, healthy meals. It’s a great time to make plenty of use of the grill and, of course, also the wok. The recipe that Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, brings us is one you’ll love because it’s very easy to prepare, tasty, and very original.