Claudia&Julia's Blog

Can you imagine combining the tradition of a Spanish potato omelette with the elegance of truffle? This classic of Spanish cuisine is a delight on its own, but today we're adding a touch of sophistication. Using the Dupla Bra pan—the double frying pan that makes cooking (and definitely flipping!) easier—we've found the perfect ally to take this recipe to the next level.

Today we delve into the delicious world of steak tartare, a dish that awakens passions among lovers of raw meat and that has earned a place of honor at our culinary gatherings. And you should know that, although it is served in the finest restaurants as a very gourmet dish, it is a recipe accessible to everyone — in fact, preparing it is easy!

One of the snacks from my childhood (and adolescence!) that I remember most fondly was bread with chocolate. A few squares with a slice of bread made me the happiest girl in the world. That bread tasted like heaven and what can I say about the chocolate! With today’s recipe we’ll turn that fantastic duo into a single piece, shaping it into a mini chocolate baguette that will delight everyone at snack time or at breakfast.

Today we bring a recipe that redefines the concept of cakes, taking them into the realm of savory, sophisticated flavors without a gram of sugar: Savory Parmesan and spring onion cakes, prepared in individual ramekins. The absence of sugar in this type of recipe is completely normal and desirable, given its savory nature and the presence of ingredients with strong flavor profiles such as Parmesan, spring onion, and spices.

What could be cozier than a delicious steak with roasted potatoes and caramelized onions at a festive gathering? This dish, which perfectly combines the juiciness of a good steak with the tenderness of the potatoes and the sweet taste of caramelized onion, is the very definition of culinary comfort. The special touch also comes from the homemade barbecue sauce, which with a blend of unique flavors will be the talk of the table!

Discover how to make authentic Pita Bread, the popular Arabic flatbread, similar to naan but hollow on the inside. That feature gives it the great advantage of being an extremely versatile bread (you can fill it with everything from classic falafel to raw or roasted vegetables, or delicious strips of meat). And you'll love to know that it's a super easy recipe to make!

Discover the art of making beef stew in a pressure cooker, a recipe that transforms beef and vegetables into a sublime, comforting dish, perfect for those who value time without wanting to give up flavor. At the heart of modern cooking, the pressure cooker emerges as an indispensable ally, allowing us to enjoy tender, juicy cuts of beef in less time than traditionally required, without compromising the richness of the flavors that define a classic stew.

You might not know that this traditional dessert, Pears in Wine, which you've surely heard about, is an extremely easy recipe to make. Besides being delicious and elegant! Dive into the fascinating tradition of Red Wine Poached Pears!

A little brown sugar, vanilla and chocolate... These are the 3 main ingredients to make these classic brown sugar cookies. I say cookies... Or cookie!, because you can make several in mini size, or we suggest making a single XL cookie in a skillet!

Today I'm excited to share a little piece of French cuisine that steals hearts: the French recipe for crepe batter. And the best part is that it arrives just in time to celebrate International Crepe Day!

Imagine the irresistible aroma of crepes browning in the pan, ready to be filled with your favorite ingredients.

One of the treats that cannot be missing from any homemade dessert cookbook is the apple tart. Whether in its most classic version with a puff pastry base or baked upside down under the illustrious name Tatin, any preparation that combines a crispy pastry with apples is a guaranteed success. And that is exactly what you will get with this apple tart with caramelized walnuts in croûte.

My mother has always said at home: "Hake, if it's of good quality, is delicious and has nothing to envy from other, more highly prized fish." The truth is she has always cooked hake in various ways and we often enjoy this fish, which I certainly find delicious.