Claudia&Julia's Blog

Without a doubt, crêpes are a marvelous invention. That's why they get their well-deserved recognition on International Crêpe Day. These red fruit crêpes combine two things I love: crêpes on one hand, and on the other, a perfect mix of strawberries, blueberries, currants and raspberries, with just the right amount of sugar to slightly mellow the pleasant tartness of the red fruits. A delight!

Today I bring you an easy, light, and equally delicious recipe. Inspired by the traditional rösti or Swiss potato omelette, these crispy potato and vegetable pancakes with yogurt sauce are the perfect side for lunches and dinners. Served with Greek yogurt sauce with mint and lemon, they have a very fresh touch, but if you want a vegan recipe, you can serve them without it and you'll still have a very nutritious dish that everyone at home will love, young and old.

Making gyozas at home is much easier than it seems, and the result is an authentic delight. These small Japanese dumplings combine the best of both worlds: a thin, soft wrapper on the outside, with a juicy, flavorful filling on the inside. Today I’ll show you how to make chicken gyozas, a simple and very satisfying version that you can prepare with ingredients you likely already have at home.

Listen closely, because I'm not bringing you a tortilla with pan con tomate, but I'm bringing the traditional recipe for a pan con tomate tortilla. I love it!

This pan con tomate tortilla is a traditional Catalan recipe, but nowadays it is little known and you will rarely find it.

I assure you this goat cheese frittata is a fantastic option for many dinners, although I also admit that sometimes it has been a wonderful Sunday lunch. Just as there are endless possibilities with omelettes, the frittata offers the same versatility, making both great recipes for using up ingredients. For today’s version, I pair this cheese frittata with spinach, garlic and pepper. A combination I love!

Today I take you on a journey with this delicious traditional Shepherd’s Pie: Irish lamb pie. This typical meat pie is a true classic in Irish kitchens, and a dish that cannot be missing on Saint Patrick's Day. The celebration of St. Patrick's Day has crossed borders and I'm sure most of us mark the date in green on our calendars, like the green of the shamrock that the saint used as an example to explain the Holy Trinity.

If there's a pan that can perfectly brown a good potato rösti, it's undoubtedly De Buyer's Mineral iron pan. Its ability to retain and distribute heat evenly makes every bite achieve that perfect balance between a crispy exterior and a tender center.

Who can resist a good Spanish omelette? Today we bring you three irresistible omelette recipes: the classic potato omelette with onion, an original version with potatoes and sobrasada, and a delicious cheese option that melts in every bite.

These vegetable and brie tartlets are one of those little pleasures I always have on hand, whether for a quick family dinner or when I want to impress with a simple but delicious appetizer. The recipe combines the fresh flavor of garlic-sautéed vegetables with the creamy touch of brie, creating an irresistible mix. And don't forget to add honey when serving! It's the contrast that completes the dish, trust me.

If you’re thinking about adding a skillet-style cast iron pan to your kitchen (or any other piece made of that material), you’re probably wondering: What’s the difference between the Le Creuset Skillet pan and the Lodge iron pan?

Whether as a king's breakfast or a dinner with friends, this hummus, tomato and nectarine toast leaves no one indifferent: the combination of the hummus's creaminess and flavor, the tomato's freshness and the nectarine's juiciness and sweetness is a pairing that, while it may surprise at first, is truly delicious.

Although the good weather is starting to show, there are hot dishes that are great all year round. This is the case of the delicious cauliflower puttanesca with eggplants. Besides being a very nutritious recipe, I assure you it's finger-licking good. Or you won't stop dipping bread!