Claudia&Julia's Blog

I put on the apron today with a very French air, and I do it for a double reason: this tartiflette recipe is a typical French dish, and it also includes plenty of cheese. Cheese and potato—oh la la!

Eating vegetables, besides being beneficial for our body, is a pleasure! If we limit ourselves to tasting them boiled, we're missing out on a whole world of varied and tasty flavors. And the best example I can show you is this recipe for pan-roasted cauliflower with saffron butter. A delicacy!

This Asian-style stir-fried vegetable recipe is a well-rounded Set of flavors that everyone loves. With artichokes, mushrooms, scallions, green asparagus, and corn, this luxurious dish is full of color and flavor. It requires very little cooking time so the vegetables keep all their flavor and retain that crisp bite I love in every mouthful.

These cod fritters are delicious when freshly made, while they're still piping hot. You can serve them with some kind of sauce (mayonnaise, tartar...), as additions to stewed beans or on their own, which is how I like them best. Although I'm sure you can think of other ways to enjoy them.

Today we're making an upside-down pineapple pudding, a tropical flavor that makes a wonderful finish to any Sunday meal. You can make it with fresh pineapple or pineapple in syrup, which makes it an ideal recipe to take care of any commitment.

If the day of rest is "Sunday", don't you think it's best not to complicate things in the kitchen on Sundays? Enjoying the morning with family is always a pleasure, and being able to eat something tasty without worrying about staying by the stove makes that pleasure multiply. That's why this spiced roast chicken with preserved lemon recipe is a wonderfully quick and impressive option for Sunday lunch.

The baked sausage and ricotta meatball recipe I'm sharing with you today is a dish you're going to love; it has a touch of Italy, where they say they make the juiciest meatballs in the world. The cheese they contain, both in the meat and in the sauce, is undoubtedly responsible for that, turning them into such a tasty bite that young and old will want seconds.

Adding vegetables to certain doughs, such as in pizza, bread, savory muffins or crêpes, gives us a wide range of possibilities to tinker with traditional recipes and turn them into something completely new, with much more striking and appetizing flavors and colors. And along the way it gives us a solution to get the kids at home to eat them more often and, sometimes, almost without even noticing.

The recipe for savory spinach pancakes (you may also know them as "spinach fritters") is a clear example of this.

What I love most about summer is salads, cold soups, and ice creams. That's why I always try to prepare a wide variety of each so people at home don't "get bored" at mealtime. We can make an incredible assortment beyond the lettuce, tomato, and cucumber salad. One of the latest dishes that has us totally hooked is these coconut-battered prawns with grapefruit salad. It's a true explosion of flavor and textures, very different from the other kinds of salads we usually eat.

Healthy, fun, tasty and very easy to prepare. These zucchini and feta fritters have everything to help you impress your guests or to treat yourself. They can be served as a starter or as a side dish, although nothing prevents them from being the stars of the aperitif.

Today I bring you a recipe for a very handy dish that always goes well with good bread for dipping: meatballs. But this time we'll pair them with a sauce different from the usual. We're going to make meatballs with a Nordic sauce, which seems to me the best way to christen the new Nordik non-stick pan from Bra.

Zucchini takes center stage in this skillet bread recipe: the zucchini bread recipe becomes a staple once you've made it just once. The zucchini gives the bread plenty of juiciness, while goat cheese adds intensity. You have to try it!