This whole grain sunflower seed bread is a healthy and natural snack, ideal to consume and enjoy at any time and occasion.

This celery cream is an ideal dish to enjoy an original and balanced starter, with a crispy touch, and a fresh and delicious flavor, the result of combining a slow-cooked sauce and vegetables with a light and refreshing aroma.

Carob flour is an ideal substitute for cocoa and chocolate powder, since it can be used in the same preparations as these. But the best thing is that, unlike cocoa, which has caffeine and theobromine, carob does not contain exciting substances, making it perfect for children and for people with insomnia, hyperactivity or sensitivity to caffeine.

Kartoffelsalat or potato salad is a traditional recipe from Germany (which is why it is also known as 'German salad'), widely consumed also in other Central European countries such as Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

This artichoke cake is a salty cake with a smooth, creamy flavor and a very delicate point of artichoke.

These glazed strawberry rolls are a tender and rich dessert, ideal for the most special occasions (such as Valentine's Day) or simply to enjoy a delicious treat.

Acarajé with vatapá is a very typical dish from Brazil, and especially from Bahia. It is a very tasty dish in which the influence of African, indigenous and Portuguese cuisine converges (as is the case in much of Brazilian cuisine), since acarajé is one of the preparations that introduced the country people who brought slaves from Africa in the 16th century.

Pão de Deus is a traditional bun from Portugal that is consumed on All Saints' Day. Also known as estaladinho or wrinkled, it is a tender bagel, brioche type, with a soft and delicate flavor with subtle citrus notes and covered by a creamy lightly toasted layer of coconut, lemon and sugar.

This enchilada dip is a delicious and easy to prepare entree that conquers by its juicy texture and rich flavor, subtly sweet and with an irresistible spicy point.

The moussaka is one of the most emblematic dishes of Greek cuisine, although originally it is a dish of Arab descent, because, in addition to being the ones who introduced the eggplant in Greece and throughout Europe in the Middle Ages, the Arabs prepared a dish very similar called maghmuma , whose recipe appears for the first time in a cookbook of the Baghdad region, entitled 'Kitab al-Tabikh' (The Book of Dishes), dating from the thirteenth century.