Empanadas de carne
Hand-cut beef, egg and green olive, baked in the clay oven.
An Argentinian meal centers on the grill. This example names each steak in Spanish and English, sells it in two weights, and prices the mixed grill per table of two or four.
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Parrilla a la leña. Grass-fed beef cooked over quebracho embers, since 1952.
While the grill heats.
Hand-cut beef, egg and green olive, baked in the clay oven.
Provolone melted on the iron, oregano and chilli flakes.
Vegetarian
Sweetbreads, crisp from the grill, with lemon.
Angus from the pampas, aged twenty-one days, with chimichurri and salsa criolla.
Sirloin, the porteño's steak.
Rib eye, well marbled.
Skirt, charred outside and tender within.
Flank, slow over the embers until the fat crackles.
Short ribs cut across the bone.
Tenderloin, the leanest cut.
The mixed grill, brought to the table on its own brazier.
Chorizo, morcilla (blood sausage), mollejas (sweetbreads), asado de tira (short ribs), vacĂo (flank) and entraña (skirt).
Chorizo, morcilla (blood sausage), mollejas (sweetbreads), chinchulines (small intestine) and riñones (kidneys).
Cut by hand, fried twice.
Vegan
With garlic and parsley.
Vegan
Lettuce, tomato and onion.
Vegan · Gluten-Free
Squash roasted in the embers, goat's cheese.
Vegetarian
With dulce de leche and cream.
Vegetarian
Caramelised in the pan.
Vegetarian
Fresh cheese with quince paste, the vigilante.
Vegetarian
From Mendoza and Salta.
Plum, violet and a little smoke.
Red pepper, blackcurrant, fresh.
Floral and dry, for the provoleta.
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Use this templateSell them by the piece and the half dozen. Say what's inside and if they're baked or fried.
Give the Spanish name and the English one, like vacĂo for flank. Show two weights for each.
Priced for two or four. List every cut on it, including offal, so nobody is surprised.
Fries, salad, grilled squash. They're sold separately, so price each one.
Flan and pancakes with dulce de leche. Add "milk caramel" for guests who don't know it.
Malbec first, then other Argentine grapes like Cabernet Franc and Torrontés.
Show the mixed grill's prices for two and four people in columns, so groups can compare.
Chorizo, morcilla (blood sausage), mollejas (sweetbreads), asado de tira (short ribs), vacĂo (flank) and entraña (skirt).
Chorizo, morcilla (blood sausage), mollejas (sweetbreads), chinchulines (small intestine) and riñones (kidneys).
Say plainly what each cut or organ is, like sweetbreads. Guests who like it will order it.
A house specialty.
Sweetbreads, crisp from the grill, with lemon.
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The Argentinian grill, and the restaurant built around it. Meat cooks slowly over wood embers rather than flames.
Only if you make a smaller one. Otherwise say it's for two or more, so solo guests order a single cut instead.
Usually chimichurri, a herb and garlic sauce, and salsa criolla, a fresh onion and pepper relish. Say if they're free.



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