Claudia&Julia's Blog

The Marchioness of Parabere says, in her renowned book Culinary Encyclopedia, The Complete Kitchen, that croquettes are a delicacy generally appreciated by everyone. How right she is! And today we bring her recipe for making homemade cod croquettes, traditional, authentic and utterly delicious.

This classic beef stew with vegetables is perfect for an uncomplicated recipe, since it really takes just 10 minutes of preparation… The rest is taken care of by my WMF Fusiontec pot, which, well covered and simmered slowly for an hour, makes a stew that’s finger-licking good!

A clafoutis is a typical French tart made with a liquid batter of eggs, flour, milk, butter, and sugar. The most traditional clafoutis is the cherry one, which was baked with whole cherries and their pits. But you can make a clafoutis with any fruit! I personally love strawberry clafoutis (we have it on the blog, here), and today we put a twist on the recipe by making a cocoa clafoutis base — the chocolate flavor pairs perfectly with pear, which is what we'll top today's clafoutis with.

I’ve got a super easy, impressive recipe for any snack or dinner: spinach, pine nut and cheese rolls that are absolutely delicious. I love making them with pine nuts and raisins with a touch of Moscatel — you’ll see how tasty they are.

This traditional recipe recipe of Bacalao a la Manresana is based on one of the recipes compiled by the Manresan cook and gastronome Ignasi Domenech (1874-1976), in his cookbook "La Teca". In its pages, he collected stews and braises and desserts that were cooked on the stoves of Manresan homes of the time. As well as two recipes for Bacalao a la Manresana: one with potatoes and quince alioli and the second with spinach, plums, raisins and pine nuts.

If there’s any dessert that’s incredibly fluffy and soft, it’s this lemon pudding cake we bring you today. We present it in individual portions, served in the Le Creuset mini cocottes we love so much, both for serving at the table and for baking — because honestly, they make truly luxurious little cakes!

Thinking about recipes to celebrate Christmas, I couldn't resist making this truffled meat cannelloni recipe. At home it's usually a go-to dish in the form of lasagna, but today I wanted to adapt it so you can enjoy it prepared as cannelloni.

¡This recipe we bring you today is very special! It is a Christmas Panettone prepared in a Cocotte.

The Panettone is a sweet bread filled with dried fruits traditionally from Italy. It is a sweet bread with a spongy texture that is usually eaten as a dessert during the Christmas season, but I also really enjoy having it with coffee or tea, early for breakfast or in the mid-afternoon as a snack

What if I told you I have the perfect dish for this holiday season? This turkey breast stuffed with dried apricots and cava sauce has it all: it's delicious, easy and quick to prepare, economical and very impressive!!

Today's recipe comes from Martín Berasategui, and it's a real ace up your sleeve when you want a low-effort dish to bring to the table for any occasion or to sort out a dinner. It's a puff pastry tart with mushrooms and ham, and it's really tasty!

In this week's live with Antonio Arrabal, finalist of the first edition of Top Chef España, we show how to make a delicious and idel recipe for this Christmas, a pork loin in the De Buyer cast-iron skillet made with very few complications but with an exceptional result. We leave the written recipe down here, although you can watch the live by clicking here.

Who doesn't love a good roast chicken, with its potatoes and little vegetables? And if I tell you there's a utensil where it cooks all by itself and, on top of that, the oven doesn't get dirty… Well, what I'm telling you is, with the Emile Henry chicken roasting oven you can get a crispy, golden chicken that saves us from the dreaded grease all over the oven.