Claudia&Julia's Blog
Rice paella
Paella is an emblematic dish of our country, a recipe that captures the essence of our cuisine. With its short-grain rice, fresh seafood, tender pieces of chicken or rabbit, and an explosion of Mediterranean flavors, paella is a true culinary masterpiece that has won hearts around the world.
Cauliflower on the grill with harissa
I'm sure you already know how much I love sharing recipes, both classics and those that break away from the traditional way they’re usually eaten. But the different ideas, like this cauliflower on the grill with harissa, are some of my favorites, because they put a twist on the usual way vegetables are cooked and turn out delicious.
Spiced white chocolate
Although you probably already know, I confess I'm a chocolate lover. A very chocolatey one. I don't make distinctions when it comes to varieties, because I like them all! But if I must confess a secret, my weakness comes in the form of a drink, and this spiced white chocolate is heavenly.
Nutella Braided Crown
My most chocolate-loving self comes today with a recipe that's perfect for whipping up an afternoon snack or making a festive breakfast: an irresistible Nutella braided ring. A sweet treat that tastes like a crunchy chocolate croissant in every bite and that you can enjoy fresh from the oven or a few hours later, if there's any left!
The Boy and the Spoon (a story to encourage children to discover the kitchen)
This tale came from my imagination one day when a boy whom I knew loved stories was going to be left without a gift. So I gave him the spoon along with this story. If you read it, I hope it can be a story to read to little ones, a tale to encourage children to try things in the kitchen when they see how fun cooking can be, above all, I hope you like it. Thank you for joining me on this little adventure!
Apple Ebelskivers: Spiced Apple Balls
Ebelskivers are small Danish dough balls (originating from Denmark) that are cooked in a special pan with round compartments. These dough balls are similar in texture to pancakes, but have a rounded shape and are usually filled with a variety of ingredients, such as fruit, jam, chocolate, cheese, or even meat, depending on the recipe.
From Nostalgia to the Plate: 3 Pancake Recipes from 70 Years Ago That Are Still a Hit!
I've got something very special: the 3 original pancake recipes from Nordic Ware from the 1950s! Yes, today is a wholehearted tribute to one of our favorite brands: Nordic Ware. And since tributes are always lovely celebrations, I'm bringing you three pancake recipes that will delight everyone at home.
Squid ink risotto with baby squid
As you probably already know, risotto is a traditional dish of Italian cuisine that stands out for its creaminess and delicious flavor. This preparation is highly versatile and can be made with a wide variety of ingredients, making it an ideal option to adapt to our taste. Among the most emblematic risottos are mushroom risotto, cheese risotto, or this risotto nero with baby squid that will be a hit.
Crispy Zucchini Sticks
I love zucchini! And the recipe I'm bringing you today is perfect for enjoying it. These crispy zucchini strips are perfect for serving with meat, chicken, fried eggs or fish at lunch or dinner. They're also a wonderful snack for nibbling between meals, any time of the day!
Goat cheese galette with figs and hazelnuts (seasonal savory tart)
If you've ever heard that grapes with cheese taste like a kiss, I can assure you that purple figs with cheese are no different. This goat cheese, fig, and thyme galette is a great example of this perfect pairing and one of the most popular recipes at home during fig season.
Beef tataki with sautéed vegetables
A few days ago I suggested a salmon sashimi; today's recipe revolves around another typical Japanese preparation that I absolutely love. This beef tataki with sautéed vegetables is a perfect dish to enjoy meat and vegetables in a different way, and I'm sure you're going to love it.
Mediterranean Focaccia
I confess I'm in love with focaccia, whatever way it's seasoned. Dressed simply with extra virgin olive oil, a little salt and rosemary, I find it delicious both to accompany some cheeses or the lunch salad, and to eat on its own. If you like it as much as I do, I invite you to make this Mediterranean focaccia recipe, which with the touch of ham, is delicious.
