Claudia&Julia's Blog

Lola, author of Loleta, Food Life&Market, brings us a recipe that, if you don’t watch out, will become an addiction at home. It’s the traditional banoffee recipe, with a cookie base and a heart of banana, caramel, and cream. I know, if you’re thinking about summer it’s not the most appropriate, but what the heck, summer is still a long way off and a day is a day!

Leti, author of Revelando Sabores, brings us a perfect recipe to make the most of the casserole, emphasizing unhurried cooking and enjoying the most traditional flavors. She brings us a recipe for fabes with seafood, which you can also make with beans or similar if you prefer. A spoon dish, perfect for dipping bread. Go for it!

The mascarpone brioche recipe is, without a doubt, the most popular recipe we've had these past months in our closed Facebook group (if you're not in it and you like cooking, I strongly encourage you to join and enjoy!). That's why I asked Beatriz, author of To Be Gourmet, if she could bring the recipe to the blog, and she does so in style, debuting Emile Henry's beautiful new bread pan, the crown mold. Success is guaranteed!

Get ready, because you're going to make churros at home! Yes, we recently added a fantastic churro maker and Miriam (author of El Invitado de Invierno) brings us the classic churros recipe to make them perfect at home.

What we propose is to create a quick and simple dish, perfect for a midweek meal. It is a pasta dish that we make with tagliatelle, but you can use the type of pasta you like best, and we serve it with peas, leeks, ham and Parmesan.

We know from several people who have already tried it that the oven delivers everything it promises: you’re making irresistible breads! And for those of you looking for ideas to get the most out of it, here are a couple of recipes that, with no fuss, will let you enjoy a great homemade loaf. Let’s get baking!

We couldn’t get to this time of year without the recipe for Hot Cross Buns, those delicious Easter buns filled with raisins and marked with that cross that makes them so recognizable, so pretty and so tempting. The truth is there are many stories surrounding them; Rosa (author of Pemberley Cup&Cakes) tells us some of them — you’ll see how lovely! — and brings us this delicious recipe so you can make them at home too. Happy Holy Week!

Since we don’t want traditions to fade, today Luisa (author of Cocinando con mi Carmela) brings us her recipe for potaje de vigilia, a dish traditionally served on Good Friday that, with the cold still with us this year, you’ll surely appreciate served piping hot. Enjoy!

Patri, author of Sabores y Momentos, brings us tips to make a very tasty potato gratin. This is a great recipe to enjoy as a first course or to accompany a second course of meat or fish. You’ll see it becomes a staple recipe in your repertoire.

Natillas are one of those desserts we absolutely must know how to make. They are very easy and quick to prepare and have nothing to do with the ones you can find in the supermarket.

You can start getting ready because you’re going to make homemade pickled mussels! Virginia, author of Sweet&Sour, gives you the recipe to make this delight, an ideal recipe for appetizers and salads.

Carmen, author of Tía Alia, brings us a chicken and vegetable stir-fry, a tasty, healthy, natural recipe. She prepares it in a wok, and it's a recipe that has it all, from color to flavor, perfect for everyday.