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Light ham, cheese, and yogurt quiche!

Breaded chicken in the air fryer: easy and ready in 20 minutes

Marbled flan without crust, super easy to make for a guaranteed wow effect

Super crispy homemade onion and parmesan chips

Zucchini muffins in air fryer: the light and fluffy recipe

Ghriba almond and coconut cookies, a classic of moroccan pastry making

How to prepare authentic moroccan peppermint tea

Blueberry muffins, a mini version of the french tourte des pyrenées!

Spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino: the last minute dish of italian tradition

Fit whey brigadeiro: healthy, high in protein and guilt-free!

Spinach and ricotta malfatti, the easy no-knead homemade pasta recipe

Franui-style raspberry, white chocolate and ruby chocolate bites
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Glutamine: what is this amino acid used for in diets?
We see it mentioned in sports supplements, in nutrition magazines, and even in some post-operative diets. But what is glutamine really used for? Is it an essential nutrient? And do we really need to consume more of it? Here's a closer look at an amino acid that's not just for bodybuilders!

Watermelon: much more than a summer fruit, it's a health ally to munch on!
The star of picnics and barbecues, watermelon is often relegated to the status of a refreshing dessert. Yet this water-packed fruit is a veritable concentrate of benefits for our bodies. Between hydration, antioxidants and cardiovascular support, it fully deserves its place on our summer plates ;)

The simple technique that turns any vegetable into a restaurant dish
Have you ever opened the fridge, found a half-wilted carrot or a forgotten zucchini at the bottom of the drawer and thought: "I can't do anything with that"? Well, you should know that there is an extremely simple technique that can turn these "half-baked" vegetables into restaurant-worthy dishes, and the best part: you don't need expensive equipment or chef's skills.

Types of olive oil and how to know which one to use in which recipe
You open the pantry and there it is: that bottle that is never missing. Sometimes it is made of glass, sometimes of plastic; some bear the seal of Denomination of Origin, others are the supermarket's white label. Whatever the case, olive oil is always present in the kitchen. You use it every day: to sauté rice, to give life to a salad, to fry the eggs on Sunday or to put the finishing touch...

Our Brazilian grandma's tricks to make beans tastier every time!
There's nothing more Brazilian than a good plate of beans. But why did grandma's beans always taste so special, even with so few ingredients? The answer lies in the little secrets that weren't written down in any recipe, but were learned by observation. Today, Mirella, our brazilian team member, will make you discover the simple but powerful tricks that turn everyday beans into a meal full of...

13 curiosities about Moroccan tea that you might not know
Think Moorish tea is just mint, sugar and hot water? This sweet and fragrant infusion is much more: a ritual steeped in history, hospitality and meaningful gestures. Whether you've already tried it or have it on your to-do list, these thirteen curiosities will make you savor Moroccan atay in a different way.

Get a healthy tan with these foods that prepare your skin for the sun
Summer has its own rituals: the first swim, the sound of the cicadas at noon, the sunsets diluted in salt. But there is one that never goes unnoticed: that moment when the skin begins to brown, as if absorbing the sunlight and transforming it into a visible memory. That warm hue that many crave does not depend only on the time we spend outdoors. It also depends on...

Can I freeze raw potatoes? See what happens
Freezing food is a great way to avoid waste - but when it comes to raw potatoes, the freezer can be a villain. Understand what really happens and how to avoid weird textures or strange tastes after defrosting.

How to get more tender, tender and juicy meat? This little-known Chinese method is the key
Like the first bite of a steak that feels like warm butter. As if the meat magically yields before it even touches the tooth. How do they do it in Chinese restaurants? Why that texture? That perfect point of tenderness that seems impossible to replicate at home? The answer is not in a secret marinade or a special cut of meat. It's in a technique...
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Single portion desserts

Chocolate and coconut dessert, melting and crunchy!

Verrines banoffee style, for banana and caramel fans

Coconut verrines raffaello style - a fairytale dessert in a snowball

Mont blanc-style verrines with chestnut cream and meringue

Lemon posset, the no-bake lemon dessert that you will love, with only 3 ingredients!

Lemon meringue pie verrines

Craquelin topped vanilla cream puffs

Puff pastry cups with raspberries and mascarpone
Our best Air Fryer recipes

Air fryer falafels, for a crispy result without frying!

Air fryer salmon bites with asian marinade

Air fryer fajitas: a delicious filling in no time!

Air fryer cookies - cooked in just 6 minutes!

How do i make roast chicken with the airfryer?

Soft-boiled eggs cooked in airfryer

Air fryer cinnamon apple chips

Air fryer spanish croquetas: little oil but still just as crispy!
Stop buying this at the supermarket! Cook it yourself!

Easy homemade condensed milk

Homemade cream cheese (philadelphia style) with 2 ingredients

Homemade vegetable stock cubes, more economical and healthier!

How to make crispy onions in the oven?

Homemade oat milk (easy, quick, and economical!)

Microwaved potato chips

How to make homemade franui? try these trendy chocolate raspberries!
