Baby, it’s cold outside…so cook up a storm!

23 November, 2022

Surprising your date with your cooking skills is always a great idea. And if you can’t cook… lean on a good friend or the trusty internet for guidance. Cooking with your date is also a good way to keep you both occupied if there are any awkward silences during those first moments. A little background music doesn’t hurt either!

To start out:

Burrata and a warm baguette (Mercadona sells a scrumptious burrata for just €2)
A smooth wine to ease the nerves and complement the meal

Main course:

Mushroom risotto is a sophisticated yet trouble-free choice. Check out this recipe for an easy preparation of this classic dish

Dessert:

Gelato is a perfect end to a warm meal. Serve it with a cup of warm coffee

Light some candles, put on the Feel Good Dinner playlist on Spotify, and relax! Remember, the key to a successful date is to be open-minded and enjoy getting to know each other. We hope these ideas will kindle that spark!

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Daniela Herrero

Daniela was born and raised in Madrid and speaks both Spanish and English. Her hobbies include art, fashion, photography and videography, fitness and well-being, travel, dance and interior design.

She completed her high school studies at Colegio Estudio in Madrid. Being a complete dreamer who is constantly searching to take creativity to new levels, she explored art and fashion, as well as advertising and communication during school. She was encouraged to keep her mind and body active, and she believes this is where she developed her current creative and artistic potential.

Daniela pursued the Bachelor in Communication and Digital Media at IE University. Besides her studies, she was very involved in extracurricular activities. While at the Segovia Campus, she participated in the Communication Lab and also developed a documentary on the life of the Saharawis in the Tindouf refugee camps. Tapping into her love for art and creativity, she started her own on-demand illustration business during the pandemic. She also was part of the creation of a BCDM yearbook.

Daniela had the opportunity to complete an internship at The School Agency, where she expanded her knowledge in the advertising and marketing industry. Daniela recently graduated and is ready to explore new opportunities.

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