Claudia&Julia's Blog

Luisa, from the blog Cocinando con mi Carmela, brings you a classic recipe today: a delicious French meringue that Luisa presents in the form of small meringue kisses. It’s one of those recipes people often use to christen a KitchenAid — I assure you it turns out perfect!

Lemon curd is a typical English cream made from lemon juice and eggs. It has a fantastic tangy note that makes it ideal for filling cakes, tartlets or accompanying simple toast. It also pairs very well with plain yogurt, cream, ice cream… The combinations are endless!

Eva, author of Bake-Street, returns to the blog to bring us a delicious recipe for some sweet breads that you are going to love. They are called Gibassier, a variety of bread with a texture that is between brioche dough and roscón de Reyes. Will you be able to resist?

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!

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 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!

As is traditional during Lent and Holy Week, we invite you to make torrijas, this sweet which, although it originated from the need to use up leftover bread from several days, is so delicious that it has become a highly desired dessert or snack. Carmen, author of Yerbabuena en la cocina, brings us the recipe with a slightly different touch: instead of sugar or honey, she sweetens them with a delicious orange-and-honey syrup. Happy Holy Week!

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!

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.