Argentine asado

The Argentinean marinade enhances the flavor of beef while also adding some heat to make it more exciting. The steak is cooked quickly on high heat so that every part can be tender, juicy, and flavorful! The chimichurri sauce adds freshness with each bite making you forget all about your average steaks out there.

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Discover the unique taste of Argentina's traditional cuisine, its famous beef dishes and other flavors from this beautiful country!

In addition to making pastries for his business, Diego’s Empanadas, Funes caters asados at clients’ homes PHOTO GALLERY: 15 Minutes With Diego FunesCM: Why did you decide to bring Argentine asado to Charleston? DF: I started doing asado when I was 12 or 13, when my father passed me the flame, so to speak. It’s a tradition on Sundays in Argentina. We love to invite people over and slow-cook cuts of beef over an open fire. I’ve done these for friends, who said, ‘Dude, you should start doing t

[Homemade] Argentinian asado #food #foods

Of course, asados began with beef, so various cuts of beef will be the primary meat at any asado. Also, Argentinians use every part of the cow, so don’t shy away from using things like intestines, kidneys, sweetbreads and more. Don’t let that stop you, though; you can also roast pork, chicken, and other meats in this way. Sausages of all kinds are a great addition, too. Sides often include a simple salad, grilled vegetables, and bread. #argentinefood #argentina #asado #grill #amigofoods

One of summer’s greatest pleasures is barbecue grilling. To make the most of your barbecue season, we invite you to discover Argentinian grilling. Argentina takes beef seriously and they have mastered the art of grilling.

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