Claudia&Julia's Blog

Last week Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, gave us an introduction to jams and preserves, explaining the differences between jams, preserves and jellies, and showing us how to make them.

Miriam, author of the blog El Invitado de Invierno, invites us to prepare vegetable and garden-vegetable chips in a light version. Light in fat, but full of flavor! These vegetable chips will become an original appetizer on the table or a great option to enjoy with children between meals.

I love that Loreto, author of Sabores de Colores, surprises me with her creations using the smoker. Why? Because we often stick with the idea that the smoker is for smoking salmon and maybe another fish... and we don’t go any further. But it’s good for so much more, as she has told and shown us on other occasions. I’m sure you’ll agree with me: the duck breast (magret) she’s sharing today is an absolute delicacy!

Making jam is a pleasure, and enjoying it is a real delight. The main process for preparing it is really simple, but there are many points that are important to know. That’s why we asked Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, to tell us a bit more about them, hoping you find it interesting.

Carolina, author of the food blog La Cocina de Carolina, offers us a recipe that will captivate many: some of you will be eager to make it right away, and so many others will be eager to try it! Whether you're among the first or the second, enjoy it!

You already know that we’re totally in favor of always making the most of the foods each season offers. Rosa, author of Pemberley Cup&Cakes, also gets the most out of them. This time she doesn’t let the delicious figs go to waste and prepares a recipe that smells like autumn: here’s this delicious fig and pistachio plum cake!

This year we celebrate a very important event for everyone who loves good cooking: Le Creuset celebrates 90 years!

The author of Sweet&Sour, Virginia, surprises us today with a recipe full of flavor and color. This beetroot cream will delight you chilled on hot days, although it's also ideal served hot to warm you up on colder days.

Today Carmen, from Yerbabuena en la cocina, suggests preparing a recipe that you will find very tasty: spinach and ricotta stuffed pasta. If you follow each step, you'll find it easy to make, and I'm convinced it will surprise and delight everyone!

I believe that having a quality Paella Pan, with good heat distribution, is something you especially appreciate once you’ve tried it. I’m very grateful that today Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, is telling us about her experience with the Carbone Plus Paella Pan from de Buyer, a better Paella Pan—like the classic ones—and one that will be in our kitchen for a lifetime; and it’s a joy to see the ideas she shares to get the most out of it, beyond making the typical paella in it.

Today Miriam, author of El Invitado de Invierno, presents us with a really easy recipe that oven-cooking lovers will enjoy: this rabbit with garlic and herbs is delicious.

What's more tempting than enjoying seasonal fruits in a delicious tart? Today Eva, author of Bake-Street, brings us a recipe that will encourage you to go out and pick wild berries and peaches to make it. Because yes, this tart is as delicious as it looks!