Argentinian asado

Learn all about the Argentinian custom and BBQ style known as asado in this blog from WebstaurantStore. From technique to menu items, we break it all down.

Let’s explore some of Argentina's most popular and mouth-watering side dishes!

If you've never had choripán, this is the place to get started. This authentic choripán recipe is quick, easy, and packed full of flavor.

Discover the best spots in Buenos Aires for asado, empanadas, dulce de leche, and more. Your taste buds will thank you!

Traditional grilling in Argentina is all about using simple seasonings that let the natural flavors of the meats shine through. If possible, use Argentinian sal parrillera (coarse salt) for a deeper flavor. A mini-marinade for further enhancing the flavor is offered here. High quality "flanken cut" beef ribs may be ordered online inexpensively from www.wildfork.com.

Who cooks and eats here: Zack Paul Where: Santa Barbara, CA Yesterday we learned all about Zack’s Argentine grill technique, so today we’re going to dive into how to best cook the veggies and meats once they hit that grate! I noticed something right away about Zack’s grilling style: there were no extras! No rubs, no sauces, just the “salmuera” (salt water) basted all over everything. This salt water is a genius concept.

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I call this a beautiful meal. Inspired by Argentinian cuisine,this juicy and tender marinated flank steak is served with our homemade chimichurri sauce. This recipe is perfect with roasted poblanos, heirloom tomatoes and sweet corn.

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