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Giant Oatmeal Cookies with Chocolate Chips

The author of Sabores y Momentos, Patri, brings us today a recipe that will catch many people's attention: cookies made in a skillet! Since there's not much more to say to entice you to read it, I'll leave you with her recipe. Enjoy!

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Homemade Chicken Nuggets

Laura, author of the Because blog, uses a tool I love, the De Buyer Deep Fryer & Draining Basket Set, to bring a recipe you’ll surely want to make at home: Fancy making your chicken nuggets? Go for it!

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Savory Cheese Crepes

Raquel, autora del blog Los Tragaldabas, nos presenta una receta que me gusta especialmente: ¡los crepes me vuelven loca! Solucionan tanto un desayuno como una cena y son de lo más fácil de preparar en casa. Si aún no te has atrevido, te animo a probar este mismo fin de semana!

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My experience with the De Buyer iron skillet

Many of you ask us about those classic pans everyone talks about. The ones people say make food taste better, and bring back the flavor of grandma's cooking. Well, those pans are the De Buyer iron pans. Those pans that turn black, and the blacker they are, the tastier the food!

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Beet Tagliatelle with Gorgonzola Sauce and Pine Nuts

Making pasta at home, although it may seem complicated, is actually very easy. You only need flour and egg, and to follow the steps of kneading, rolling, and cutting. A few simple steps that give us results in texture and flavor that are radically different from the pasta we usually buy.

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Cod, Leek and Onion Quiche

Today Patri, author of Sabores y Momentos, brings us a very versatile recipe, since this delicious cod, leek and onion quiche can work as part of an appetizer or a first course at a family meal, and can also be the perfect dinner. But besides being versatile, it is very easy to make. I'll let you discover it for yourself. Here’s the recipe!

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Tomato and Fresh Basil Risotto

From Patri's recipes, from Sabores y Momentos, I would highlight that they are very accessible to everyone, and her use of ingredients is always very natural. She seeks in simplicity a touch that surprises you and enchants the palate.

Chickpeas with rice and paprika sofrito

I'm bringing news that I'm sure you'll love! Today we welcome Beatriz as a contributor to the blog, author of the food blog To Be Gourmet. To reach everyone in the warmest, most down-to-earth way, she has prepared a recipe using everyday ingredients and no frills: she brings us a dish that's easy to prepare but with a special touch — tasty and healthy. Welcome, Beatriz! Enjoy the recipe!

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Tomato frittata

Sometimes we feel like looking at easy, quick, and tasty recipes, right? Well, without a doubt the recipe Raquel brings us today, author of Los Tragaldabas, meets all three requirements; especially the tasty one, because we can all agree the recipe looks fantastic. Don't miss it, because you're going to love it!

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Le Creuset Cast Iron Skillet Pans

One of the skillets we sell the most in the store is the Le Creuset skillet. As you know, at Claudia&Julia we specialize in cast iron cookware, and we want to answer the most common questions about one of Le Creuset’s most iconic pieces, the skillet, and explain why we’re big fans of this skillet, which is as versatile as it is beautiful and durable.

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Stuffed sea bass with apple and fennel with cider reduction

Apple and Fennel Stuffed Sea Bass with Cider Reduction

I remember well the day Virginia, author of the food blog Sweet&Sour, told me she had prepared for that weekend a sea bass that, in a very simple way, turned out picture-perfect. I, familiar with her recipes and photos as many of you already know, was dying to see the recipe. And here it is! As I was left speechless, I won't say more. Just enjoy!

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Veal Entrecôte with Chimichurri

Chimichurri is a traditional Argentine sauce that is ideal for accompanying meats. Its preparation is very simple and we can customize it with the spices we like best. I always recommend letting it rest for a couple of days before using it, as this will make its flavor more pronounced and the result even tastier. Of course, if you haven't planned ahead to make it in advance, you can prepare it on the spot.

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