
Argentinian Chimichurri Steak (Asado)
Grass-fed beef grilled over high heat, sliced and drowned in vivid, herby chimichurri sauce — Argentina's asado at home.
アサード、チミチュリ、エンパナーダ - パンパのバーベキュー文化。
アルゼンチン料理はパンパス草原で鍛えられ、ガウチョ牛の文化が牛肉を国のアイデンティティにしました。アサード(パリージャの残り火でゆっくりと焼く儀式)は、今でもこの国を特徴づける社交行事であり、チョリソとモルシージャのソーセージ、スイートブレッド(モレハス)、ショートリブ(アサド・デ・ティラ)、脇腹のカットを使い、塩だけで味付けし、パセリ、ニンニク、オレガノ、酢のチミチュリで仕上げます。アルゼンチンは長年、一人当たりの牛肉消費量が世界で最も多い国としてランクされてきた。
1880 年から 1930 年にかけてイタリアとスペインから大規模な移民が流入し、日常の食事が大きく変わりました。イタリア人は、ミラネサのパン粉をまぶしたカツレツ、生パスタサンデー、毎月 29 日のニョキ、そしてフガゼッタ (ナポリとは異なり厚い生地を備えたブエノスアイレスの玉ねぎとチーズのピザ) を提供しました。スペイン人がエンパナーダを持ち込んで、サルタではジューシーな手切り牛肉、トゥクマンではレーズンとオリーブを加えた甘いバージョンなど、地域特有の形に進化しました。北部では、愛国的な祝日に食べるホミニーとカボチャのシチューであるロクロのようなアンデス料理が共通しています。
家庭生活はマテ茶で成り立っています。マテ茶は苦いカフェイン入りの注入物で、ボンビージャのストローで飲み、輪になって回し飲みます。これは飲み物というよりも社交的な儀式です。ドゥルセ デ レーチェ、ミルク キャラメルは、アルファホーレスのクッキー、ペストリー、朝食のトーストに詰められます。日曜のアサードや大家族とのパスタは依然として週の基本的な食事であり、メンドーサ産のマルベックは牛肉の定番の一品です。
アサドとパリラ
牛肉の切り身、ソーセージ、内臓を薪でゆっくりとグリルするのは国民的儀式であり、塩と忍耐だけで味付けされます。
チミチュリ
パセリ、ニンニク、オレガノ、酢、オイルソースはアサードに欠かせない調味料で、マリネするのではなく、グリルした肉にスプーンでかけていただきます。
エンパナーダ
焼いたり揚げたりしたフィリング入りのペストリーは州によって異なります。サルタでは手切り牛肉とジャガイモが添えられ、トゥクマンではレーズンとオリーブが添えられています。
イタリアの遺産
ミラネサス、生パスタ、ニョキ デル 29、分厚い生地のフガゼッタ ピザは、イタリアから大量の移民とともにやって来て、全国的な定番メニューになりました。
ドゥルセ・デ・レーチェ
ゆっくりと調理されたミルク キャラメルは、アルファホーレ、ファクトゥラのペストリー、デザートに詰められ、他では比類のない量が消費されます。
マテ茶
ひょうたんのボンビージャを通して飲む苦い注入液を共有することで、朝食からの社会生活が構築されます。
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Fluffy Argentine pancakes generously filled and topped with dulce de leche — a simple national treat.

Traditional Argentine wood-fire grilled beef.

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Sweet Argentine crescent pastries.

Dulce de leche sandwich cookies coated in coconut.

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Argentinian breaded beef steak topped with a fried egg.

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Hearty Argentine white bean and pork stew for cold weather.

Argentina's sacred fire ritual — whole cuts of beef, short ribs, and chorizo slow-cooked over smouldering hardwood coals until gloriously charred and impossibly juicy.

Thin-cut beef skirt steak grilled fiercely over high heat and blanketed with vibrant, herby chimichurri — the definitive weeknight asado.

The definitive South American barbecue — thick-cut beef ribs and flank steak cooked low and slow over wood embers, served with the vibrant herb sauce that is Argentina's gift to the world.

Argentina's beloved stuffed pastries — flaky hand-crimped crescents filled with spiced ground beef, hard-boiled egg and olives, baked or fried to golden perfection.

Argentina's thick, rustic national stew — white corn hominy, white beans, squash, pork and chorizo simmered for hours into a rich, warming one-pot meal. The dish of Argentina's national holidays.

Argentina's greatest street food — grilled chorizo in a crusty baguette roll with chimichurri and salsa criolla.

Grilled provolone cheese with oregano and chilli — Argentina's classic asado starter, crispy on the outside and molten within.

Argentinian breaded-beef cutlet topped with tomato sauce, ham, and melted mozzarella — Buenos Aires comfort food.

Argentina's iconic herb-and-garlic sauce — finely chopped parsley, oregano, garlic, vinegar, and olive oil for every grilled meat.

Argentine flaky beef empanadas with cumin, paprika, hard-boiled egg, and a single olive — the asado's perfect handheld companion.

The Mendoza-style beef empanada — flaky baked or fried pastry filled with hand-cut beef, onion, hard-boiled egg, green olive and a generous pinch of cumin, served with a glass of Malbec.

The legendary Argentine grill — beef short ribs, flank steak and chorizo slow-cooked over wood embers, dressed with herbaceous chimichurri sauce.

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Argentinian creamy fresh corn stew with sweet basil and goat cheese — comforting Andean classic.

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The iconic Latin American celebration cake: a light sponge soaked in a mixture of three milks until saturated and trembling, topped with billowy whipped cream.

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Flaky hand-crimped pastry half-moons filled with spiced beef, hard-boiled egg, and green olives — Argentina's most beloved savoury snack, baked golden.

A thin Argentine flank steak rolled around hard-boiled eggs, peppers, and herbs, then braised or grilled until tender — served sliced to reveal a mosaic cross-section.

Argentine grilled veal sweetbreads — cleaned, grilled over hardwood coals until golden and crunchy outside, creamy within. The prized first course of every asado.

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Argentinian Village Smoky Tomato Soup brings argentinian flavor to a practical soup built with mushrooms, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Garden Sesame Lime Skillet brings argentinian flavor to a practical skillet dinner built with cauliflower, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Harbor Charred Pepper Noodles brings argentinian flavor to a practical noodle dish built with rice noodles, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Mountain Green Herb Salad brings argentinian flavor to a practical salad built with grilled chicken, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Festival Lemon Herb Flatbread brings argentinian flavor to a practical flatbread built with flatbread dough, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Homestyle Smoky Tomato Traybake brings argentinian flavor to a practical traybake built with sweet potatoes, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Street Sesame Lime Fritters brings argentinian flavor to a practical fritters built with salted fish, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Golden Charred Pepper Breakfast Plate brings argentinian flavor to a practical breakfast plate built with beans, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Argentinian Weeknight Green Herb Dessert brings argentinian flavor to a practical dessert built with coconut, chimichurri, beef, oregano and red wine vinegar, and a fresh parsley finish.
Seared beef strips tossed in fresh chimichurri over rice with roasted potatoes — a quick take on classic Argentine flavors.
A creamy Argentinian-style squash and sweet potato soup, finished with olive oil, oregano and a swirl of yogurt.
Crispy pan-seared tofu tossed in chimichurri with roasted potatoes and peppers, an Argentine-inspired vegetarian skillet.
A hearty warm potato and shrimp salad tossed in fresh chimichurri, finished with mint and parsley.
Oven-baked black beans with charred onions and roasted potatoes, finished with a spoonful of fresh chimichurri.
Golden pan-fried pumpkin fritters with melty cheese, seasoned simply and served with fresh chimichurri for dipping.
A thick, Argentine-style potato and spinach tortilla, sliced into wedges for a hearty breakfast or brunch plate.
Layers of creamy yogurt, rich dulce de leche and toasted nuts — a quick, no-bake Argentinian-style parfait.
A homestyle Argentinian chicken and potato guiso, simmered slow in a paprika-tomato broth and finished with lemon and parsley.
Smoky grilled mushrooms tossed in fresh chimichurri, wrapped with roasted potatoes for an Argentine-inspired vegetarian lunch.
Thick cauliflower steaks grilled hard until charred, doused in bright chimichurri and served with roasted potatoes.
Bell peppers stuffed with seasoned rice, ground beef and herbs, baked until tender — an Argentine home-kitchen classic.
A warm potato and chickpea salad dressed in bright chimichurri, an Argentine-style side that works hot or at room temperature.
Argentine grilled flank steak, salted simply and finished with chimichurri, the way it comes off a real parrilla.
A thick disk of aged provolone grilled directly over the fire until it's blistered outside and molten within.
A grilled chorizo sandwich piled with chimichurri, Argentina's classic street-food snack from every asado stand.
A one-pot Argentine chicken and rice dinner built on a slow sofrito base, simmered until the rice soaks up every drop of broth.
Grilled chorizo split and stuffed into crusty bread with a bright, garlicky chimichurri given an unusual saffron twist.
Simmered beef meatballs in a rich tomato sauce, finished with a bright mint-forward chimichurri drizzle.
A hearty pot of white beans, corn, squash and beef simmered low and slow, finished with a bright lemon-pepper touch.
A thick potato and onion omelet, Spanish-Argentine style, finished with a generous handful of fresh parsley and chives.
Creamy stone-ground polenta topped with slowly caramelized onions and parmesan, a comforting northern Italian-Argentine dish.
Whole hake fillets baked with a toasted cumin-paprika crust and lemon, a simple Patagonian coastal preparation.
A large, shareable version of Argentina's classic beef empanada filling, baked open in one pan instead of individual pockets.
A tangy chopped tomato, onion and pepper salad, the classic Argentine grill-side salad, topped with herb butter croutons.
Whole chicken roasted until deeply golden, served with a bright, herby chimichurri that leans on fresh mint alongside parsley.
Grill-style roasted vegetables baked with melted provoleta cheese and a sharp lemon-pepper finish, an asado side turned main.
Two soft, crumbly cookies sandwiching thick dulce de leche, given an unexpected herbal warmth from a hint of fresh thyme.
Thin, delicate crepes rolled around dulce de leche, a classic Argentinian breakfast and dessert.
A hearty bowl of quinoa, grilled vegetables and chimichurri, drawing on Argentina's love of open-flame cooking.
Garlic shrimp and rice finished with a bright chimichurri drizzle, a coastal-leaning take on Argentina's beloved sauce.
A hearty lentil and chorizo stew simmered with tomato, paprika and vegetables, classic Argentinian winter comfort food.
Bell peppers stuffed with seasoned ground beef, rice and olives, baked in a light tomato sauce.
A layered beef and potato bake similar to shepherd's pie, seasoned with cumin, olives and hard-boiled egg.
A grilled chorizo patty topped with chimichurri and salsa criolla, inspired by Argentina's iconic choripan sandwich.
A silky baked custard topped with dulce de leche instead of the usual caramel, Argentina's favorite twist on flan.
A festive spread of grilled short ribs, chorizo and chimichurri, Argentina's traditional celebration meal built around the parrilla.
アルゼンチンは何よりも牛肉で知られています。木の残り火で焼いたアサードバーベキュー、ビフェ・デ・チョリソのようなステーキ、チミチュリソースです。牛肉以外にも、エンパナーダ、ミラネーサカツレツ、ドゥルセ デ レーチェ、アルファホーレス クッキー、マテ茶などがその代表的な料理です。イタリアからの大量の移民により、パスタ、ニョキ、独特の厚い生地のピザも国民食の一部となりました。
アサドでは、広葉樹の残り火(直火や燻製室ではない)でゆっくりと肉を焼き、味付けは粗塩のみで、調理中にこすったりソースを使用したりしません。ソーセージ、ホルモン、アサード デ ティラなどのカット料理を使った数時間にわたる社交イベントです。アメリカのバーベキューでは、肉をこすってソースをつけて燻製します。アサードの唯一の調味料であるチミチュリがテーブルに追加されます。
いいえ、ラテンアメリカで最も辛くない料理の 1 つです。味付けは塩、ニンニク、パセリ、オレガノ、パプリカに頼っています。チミチュリには唐辛子とハーブの風味がありますが、ほとんど熱はありません。エンパナーダの具材でも、チリではなく甘いパプリカとクミンが使われています。スパイスに敏感な人なら誰でも、アルゼンチン料理のレパートリー全体を快適に食べることができます。
チミチュリは 5 分で焼き上げたステーキを変身させます。パン粉をまぶして揚げたビーフまたはチキンカツレツのミラネサは平日の夜に食べられるシンプルな料理で、ミラネサ ナポリターナのようにトマトとチーズがトッピングされることがよくあります。焼きビーフエンパナーダは、市販の生地ディスク (タパス) を使った満足のいく週末プロジェクトです。ドゥルセ・デ・レーチェを添えたアルファホーレスは、高度なペストリー技術がなくてもデザートをカバーします。
マテ茶は、モチノキ パラグアリエンシスのカフェイン入りの煎じ薬で、瓢箪 (マテ茶) をろ過した金属ストロー (ボンビラ) に通して熱く飲みます。一人のセバドールが、ひょうたんに熱湯を注ぎます(決して沸騰させない、約70〜80℃)。そして、それを円の周りに回します。各飲酒者は、ひょうたんを補充する前に完食します。それは青臭く、苦く、飲み物と同じくらい社交的な儀式です。