Apple Pie: A classic dessert with timeless charm

Apple Pie: A classic dessert with timeless charm

Apple Pie, a treasure of classic baking, has carved its place as a beloved dessert worldwide. While its origins are unmistakably European, it was the Americans who perfected the recipe and popularized it globally. Though apples are not abundant in Venezuela, my...
Crackled Ginger Cookies: Santa’s New Favorite

Crackled Ginger Cookies: Santa’s New Favorite

As part of the modern parents’ team, I’ve been considering a small Christmas reform: what if instead of the traditional cookies and milk, we left Santa a nice red wine with some nuts? However, my kids insist that Santa would still prefer my crackled ginger...
Alfajores

Alfajores

About a decade ago, I visited Buenos Aires, and my mind was blown by the city’s food culture. While the buttery “medialunas de manteca” were unforgettable, the real stars were the alfajores. If you’ve never had an alfajor, imagine two soft, crumbly cookies sandwiched...
Tarte Tatin

Tarte Tatin

Tarte Tatin might just be the happiest accident in all of French baking history. Imagine a classic apple pie but with the fruit on top, caramelized to perfection, and the crust baked crisp underneath. That’s basically how the Tarte Tatin was born. According to legend,...
Lemon Pound Cake

Lemon Pound Cake

Some foods are so good that once you taste them, they become a staple in your kitchen—and Lemon Pound Cake is one of those treats. For me, the recipe for Lemon Poundcake is a classic, and I know it by heart. Heading over to my in-laws? I whip one up quickly. Need...