En Espagne, les tapas sont des bouchées apéritives typiques. Présentées dans de petites assiettes, cocottes ou contenants individuels, elles sont servies en guise d’apéritif ou de repas complet. Chacun·e pouvant goûter à un peu de tout, et surtout, à ce qui lui fait envie, elles sont...

Réunissant plusieurs ingrédients de base du garde-manger et des épinards congelés, ce ragoût se prépare en 20 minutes et fait toujours un tabac.

Vous avez le goût de l’authentique et du charme d’antan, alors misez sur un mariage vintage car les idées ne manquent pas. Inspirations, tendances, conseils… Nous vous dévoilons nos meilleurs secrets pour un mariage vintage au top !

So plant ihr eure Gruppenfotos zur Hochzeit: Hier sind alle Tipps und coole Beispiele, damit sie zu außergewöhnlichen Erinnerungen werden.

Une recette espagnole. Servez le poulpe avec des pommes de terre rôties au four.

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Recette de rillettes de chorizo, ou tartinade de chorizo, idéal pour un apéritif estival ! Recette de tartinade, recette apéritif, recette chorizo, recette rillettes chorizo !

Pour Thea, c'est le dos qui fait toute la différence ! Thea est notre robe iconique, mais cette fois avec un dos dénudé !

Plutôt que de céder aux cacahuètes et autres chips industrielles, préparez votre apéritif maison. Il n'en sera que meilleur et festif.

La recette des pommes de terre et des poivrons cuits à la poêle et légèrement épicés connait de très nombreuses variantes, évidemment. Celle que je cuisine habituellement est toujours servie à la maison avec un poulet rôti. Ingrédients 10 petites pommes de terre 1 poivron 3 cs d'huile d'olive 2 grosses gousses d'ail 1/2 cc de piment d'Espelette 1/2 cc de cumin en poudre 2 cc de paprika 2 cs de vinaigre de Xérès Gros sel de Guérande Faire bouillir les pommes de terre avec la peau. Pendant ce temps, écraser au mortier les épices avec l'ail et le sel. On obtient une pâte, que l'on allonge avec le vinaigre. Faire revenir dans l'huile chaude, le poivron détaillé en lanières. Egoutter les pommes de terre, les couper en deux ou en quatre et les incorporer au poivron bien tendre. Assaisonner de la préparation épicée. Laisser cuire une dizaine de minutes.

This Spanish Paprika Fish is loaded with flavors, super easy to make and all done in about 30 minutes. Classic Fish Recipe from Spain.

Un mariage sur le thème espagnol au Molino en Allemagne par Féelicité, wedding planner, wedding designer et décoratrice de mariage à Strasbourg.

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Une version 100% végétarienne de la célèbre sobrasada espagnole. Parfaite en dip pour un apéro ou servie avec un bon morceau de pain.

Je ne vous dis pas la tête de mes petites têtes brunes quand ils ont vu cette tarte…eux qui n’aiment pas les fruits dans les gâteaux (appart pommes et bananes). Mais aujourd’hui, j’ai voulu me faire plaisir pour le goûter et la tarte aux myrtilles,...

Vous avez réfléchi au moindre accessoire côté décoration, prévu des animations et jeux de folie… Mais avez-vous pensé à ces petits détails qui permettront à vos convives de profiter pleinement de leur journée ?

The inhabitants of this home had a dream, to build a charming little house in the middle of the Spanish countryside, surrounded by nature.

Voila les crousti-fondantes empanadas au poulet, une idée sympa pour un brunch gourmande. Préparées avec la pate pour empanadas maison, ces chaussons au poulet sont parfaits pour un repas rapide ou durant Ramadan.

Pour votre cérémonie laïque, utilisez un decor arche mariage en fonction de votre thème ! Fleurs, ballons, drapés, guirlandes....

Learn how to make this 2 toned paper fan garland, the perfect Cinco de Mayo decoration. It's as simple as paper and twine, let's go!

Sometimes in our society I think there is an unspoken idea that creativity is confined to art or the studio. In reality creativity is all around us in every choice we make as we move through our day. If we try to bottle up our creativity and let it out to play only during certain times we deem appropriate, eventually it's going to get angry at us and stop working. (I mean, I wouldn't enjoy getting locked away and ignored for days, weeks or years at a time either!) As creatives our creativity is not simply something we do for a living, it is simply a part of who we are. In the spirit of that we are going to start running a new set of features on the blog called: Life In The Right Brain. In these we are hoping to share how our creative juices really do seep into every aspect of our lives and aren't just confined to our artwork. Up first is a little something I threw together for a few friends on memorial day! I love throwing parties. When I was little I used to have a dedicated notebook I would us as my "party planner" and all year long I would gather ideas here and there to inspire me for my yearly birthday party. I would rent books from the library, look at magazines, and one can only imagine how my little 8 year old head would have exploded if pinterest had been around back then! It's been a while since we really threw a party at our place so on memorial day this year we decided to have a few friends over for a good old fashioned vintage BBQ. For anyone interested in all the DIY goodness that went into this, heres the scoop on that: Table Setting: Flowers: Joey and I spent a lazy Sunday afternoon the day before the party and picked a TON of simple wildflowers. They ended up being one of my favorite parts of the party and they were totally free! Vases: Most of the vases were just old liquor bottles we've been given or collected over the years along with a few vases and jam jars I picked up from a local thrift store for about a buck. For a couple of the vases I cut strips out of paper bags and secured then around the glass with some simple twine for a little more interest. Table Cloth + Runner: The table clothes came from the 99 cents store and the runner I made out of cheap butcher paper cut in half. Candles: I pretty much just raided our house for every glass candle holder and tea light we own for the rest of the table which worked out to be just enough! (see mom and dad, eventually all those bazillion candles we bought back in the day for my wedding came in handy again) Hay Bales: We totally lucked out on this one, I told Joey I was thinking of picking up a few hay bales for seating (since I only own like 6 chairs and didn't know where the hell all these people were going to sit) and after asking around at work to see where he could pick some up an amazing co-worker with horses offered to just let us borrow a couple for the party! To make them a bit more comfy I just laid down a few pillow cases I got from the thrift store for about 2 bucks on top. Bites N' Booze Striped Food Table Awning: This was probably my absolute favorite thing at the party. When I first told my husband what I wanted him to make me for the party I could see the small freak out taking hold, however I assured him it would be cheap and easy. The cheap part totally worked out, as far as easy… well we'll just say it was a little more time consuming than expected. We constructed most of the frame out of 2x2 boards and a couple of 1x4 furring strips. For the base we used a couple of cheap discount bin 1x6 fencing material boards. For the awning I just bought a white king size sheet for a buck from the thrift store and painted red strips on in! All in all the whole thing only cost about $10! Make-Your-Own-Smore's Table: This was super simple. I just set up an old bar cart we own in the yard, filled a couple of paper bags with graham crackers, filled a tiny portable grill with marshmallows and laid out a bunch of gourmet toppings like Nutella, sliced strawberries, carmel, granny smith apples, and tons of different kinds of chocolate! Finally I grabbed an old vase to hold all my marshmallow sticks! Bean Bag Toss: My awesome hubby was able to make this for about $3 out of some MDF board and old 2x4's he had lying around. I just added a little left over red paint to make it pretty. Fabric Garland: This was probably the most time consuming thing we did for the whole party. I bought about 12 yards total of assorted clearance fabrics, ripped them into two inch strips, then looped the strips around a long piece of twine. Doesn't seem like it should take almost 6 hours huh? All photos are © Kadie Pangburn and Joseph Ho. Now that you have seen a little of what I think is awesome, don't forget this week we are giving away FREE STUFF! All you have to do is share your own #something awesome on our Facebook, Twitter, or Pinterest to enter! We'll be picking one lucky winner at the end of the week!