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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.

The fondue is an ideal gift: it’s a very attractive utensil that you can use both in everyday life - when you don’t feel like dealing with big complications and just want to enjoy - and at gatherings with family and friends, the fondue being an element that invites sharing and having fun together.

Preparing soufflé (soufflé, as Miriam rightly says) is an ideal option when you have guests... and now dates are coming when, one way or another, someone will have an engagement! Making it is within everyone's reach, but certain guidelines must be followed for it to turn out well. So I leave you with the tips from the author of The Winter Guest, and with this delicious cheese and herb soufflé.

Celebration times with family and friends are approaching, and that's why recipes like the one Carmen brings us today from Yerbabuena en la cocina are very welcome - a timeless recipe that, without much fuss, is ideal for any occasion.

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!

These cakes that Miriam, author of El Invitado de Invierno, brings us today will delight you with their tasty combination and how easy they are to prepare. Also, you can make them either in mini format as presented here, or in a single large baking dish. Don't miss it!

Rosa, author of Pemberley Cup&Cakes, takes us to England with this version of the classic British chicken pie. Rosa presents a truly tasty version, but I encourage you to view it with your investigative-cook mode turned on, since by playing with other ingredients—the ones you like best—it will become one of your most versatile recipes.

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!

The recipe Luisa from Cocinando con mi Carmela brings us today is one you'll enjoy with the family without taking much of your time in the kitchen. Do you love the idea, right? If so, I encourage you to try it, because these mussels with sauce are made for dipping bread!

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!

With the San Juan festivities approaching, Loreto, author of Sabores de Colores, offers us a completely festive recipe that will fill the table with color, joy, good food... and very little prep work! Give this fondue a try, because it will very likely be different from any you've tried before, and it will be a sure hit with all your guests.

Our friend Miriam García, author of the blog El Invitado de Invierno, always knows how to make the most of the various kitchen utensils. Recently she noticed Le Creuset's ceramic terrine and has featured on her blog a recipe that stands out for its quality and ease of preparation.