Vegetables

Pears Stuffed with foie gras

Pears Stuffed with foie gras

This recipe for Pears Stuffed with foie gras is a very complete recipe especially for a dinner of new year's Eve as we have to round the corner. It's an Italian recipe of the Treviso

Christmas roscon. My version of Ibán Yarza

Christmas roscon. My version of Ibán Yarza

There is fear and enjoy as a panarras of what has been done in house, so I hope you will bother to prepare it with this recipe. This twisted roll of Kings of today is characterized above all by incorporating

Fifth Avenue in New York. The 5th Avenue

Fifth Avenue in New York. The 5th Avenue

We will walk through one of the most emblematic streets photographed in the world. We're going Christmas stroll along Fifth Avenue (in English Fifth Avenue), one of the main thoroughfares of Manhattan

Pan of spices. A pueblecito nevado

Pan of spices. A pueblecito nevado

Pain d' épices (Spice bread), is a bread made in France with a large amount of honey and some spices including ginger and sometimes anise (but as I do not like too,)

Crunchy chocolate nougat bar with Nutella

Crunchy chocolate nougat bar with Nutella

Suchard nougat is undoubtedly the favorite of my son, or well... was... until I did this with nutella at home crispy chocolate nougat and stayed silent. Since then ask him again and again.

Chicken with foie gras. The chicken of the NoMad Hotel

Chicken with foie gras. The chicken of the NoMad Hotel

One of those recommendations was to take a chicken with foie gras in the Atrium of the Hotel No-Mad restaurant. A hotel in the Big Apple, which I have already spoken and which took the most delicious chicken

Christmas in London: five things not to Miss

Christmas in London: five things not to Miss

London is an incredible, cosmopolitan and changing city that always offers things ROE to its inhabitants and its visitors. One of the seasons most beautiful to visit it is Christmas

Vanilla shortcakes (Mantecados). Christmas is coming

Vanilla shortcakes (Mantecados). Christmas is coming

There is nothing more Christmas than a few cookies. Its origin is Andalusian, some say that of Antequera and others that of steppe but is taken in all Spain and today there are more cities that make rich

Sausages with caramelized red onions

Sausages with caramelized red onions

One of my favorite chefs is Gordon Ramsey, for many reasons, but mostly because it always uses olive oil to your dishes, something so rare in a foreign chef! This dish of sausages with

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