After the heat I’ve been enduring these past few days in Madrid, I’ve been reminiscing about the summer days I spent in the village, eating watermelon and cantaloupe at almost every meal to help beat the heat a little. We didn’t just eat them a ...
This is another of my explorations into traditional Spanish desserts. It’s quite similar to French crème brûlée, though there are two notable differences between these two sister desserts: the cooking method (crème brûlée is prepared in a dou ...
Soups—those mysterious dishes where you can hide almost anything without anyone noticing.
I remember when I was little and didn’t want to eat onions (even today I eat them only sparingly, usually just for flavor), and there was a suspicious p ...My culinary creations - © 2026, Sara Jiménez
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