Claudia&Julia's Blog

Homemade, juicy and delicious, this is the recipe that Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, brings us to make chicken burgers at home. Bet you can't resist the temptation?

We recently added tableware products that have attracted a lot of attention. Since you often ask us about these products, I’ve decided to give you a brief explanation of what Tokyo Design Studio is.

How can something as simple as a good piece of bread with chocolate be so delicious? I'm sure many of you will remember having it often during childhood snacks. Today Miriam, from El Invitado de Invierno, invites us to do it again, but with some delicious homemade Vienna rolls. Will you resist the temptation?

Today I bring you a healthy and delicious recipe from one of the celebrity chefs I like most, Jamie Oliver.

This spaghetti recipe is from his latest book: Healthy Recipes for Every Day. I must confess that I own all of Jamie's books, and I love the kind of cooking he does — practical and full of spices and enticing aromas... that's exactly what you'll find in his latest book: many healthy, flavorful dishes, with the added bonus that many of his recipes are vegetarian.

I've always been in favor of preparing some appetizers when you have guests at home. In many cases they can be prepared in advance, which allows you to be with your guests when they arrive, and I believe that's a great way to start a lunch or dinner. If the group is large, I suggest serving a welcome cocktail or punch as well — it's ideal for breaking the ice!

Today Eva, author of Bake-Street, takes us to the Nordic countries with cookies that will make you fall in love: made with a soft dough and filled with plum jam, they are ideal to accompany afternoon tea or coffee... Or to start the day with a smile!

Carolina, from La Cocina de Carolina, brings us an everyday recipe you’ll enjoy for its simplicity and distinctive twist: she prepares a quinoa-breaded hake loin, a healthy way to bring a coating to the table; and pairs it with roasted sweet potato. Easy and impressive, you’ll love it with a touch of tartar sauce.

I can't deny the excitement it gives me that more and more people are encouraged each day to try the products from our pantry section. It's not easy to explain why, but imagine there is some ingredient that is special to you and that you use in your cooking, and that one day you tell a friend about it. Another day, unexpectedly, they come to you and say, "By the way, that ingredient you told me about—I saw it in a shop and tried it, I loved it!" Can you imagine the joy that comment brings you? (...)

As is traditional during Lent and Holy Week, we invite you to make torrijas, this sweet which, although it originated from the need to use up leftover bread from several days, is so delicious that it has become a highly desired dessert or snack. Carmen, author of Yerbabuena en la cocina, brings us the recipe with a slightly different touch: instead of sugar or honey, she sweetens them with a delicious orange-and-honey syrup. Happy Holy Week!

We are at the doorstep of Easter, and if there is one thing children eagerly await it is the mona de Pascua. Although there are many versions and varieties today, we encourage you to make one of the most traditional. This is the recipe brought to us by Rosa, from Pemberley Cup&Cakes, the traditional mona de Pascua recipe. Wishing you a very sweet Easter!

I've been wanting to tell you about these pans for a long time, the BRA Infinity. In fact, I have so much planned about what I wanted to say that you could say today's post is one of those that practically writes itself...

We love getting the casserole going! Cooking in it doesn’t have to mean complicated recipes—just delicious ones! The recipe Beatriz from To Be Gourmet brings us today is ideal: pork loin with cider vinegar, a recipe with minimal fuss in the kitchen that yields tender, flavorful meat you’ll love.