Argentinian Asado
A slow-grilled feast of beef ribs, chorizo and morcilla — Argentina's legendary weekend barbecue.
Argentinian cuisine has a flavour all its own. Explore original, tested Argentinian recipes from Tara’s Kitchen, written for everyday home cooks.
A slow-grilled feast of beef ribs, chorizo and morcilla — Argentina's legendary weekend barbecue.
Thin breaded beef cutlets fried golden — Argentina's most-loved everyday dinner.
A whole disc of provolone cheese grilled until bubbling, topped with oregano and chilli flakes —…
A thick stew of pork, corn, beans and squash — Argentina's most patriotic winter dish.
A thick, golden caramel made from slowly cooked milk and sugar — Argentina's most-used sweet ingredient.
A traditional Argentinian barbecue of mixed cuts cooked low and slow over wood embers — a…
Crispy breaded beef topped with ham, tomato sauce and melted mozzarella — Argentina's favourite comfort dinner.
A hearty winter stew of white corn, pumpkin, beans, beef and chorizo — Argentina's national independence-day…
Thin flank steak rolled around vegetables, hard-boiled egg and herbs, then slow-cooked and sliced — a…
A silky baked custard set over caramel and topped with extra dulce de leche — Argentina's…
Sweet golden crescent rolls glazed with syrup — Argentina's much-loved coffee-shop pastry.
A hearty corn, bean and meat stew with pumpkin and paprika oil — Argentina's national independence…
Grilled chorizo split into a crusty bread roll with chimichurri — Argentina's most-loved street sandwich.
Northern Argentine empanadas with juicy spiced beef, potato, olive and boiled egg — fragrant and deeply…
A hearty beef stew with pumpkin, sweetcorn and dried fruit — Argentina's most distinctive winter dish.
A creamy sweetcorn and pepper dish — the heart of Andean Argentine cooking.
Soft sponge layered with thick dulce de leche and cream — Argentina's most-loved birthday cake.
A rich beef and olive filling under golden mashed potato — Argentina's answer to shepherd's pie.
A thick disc of provolone grilled with oregano and chilli flakes until bubbling and charred —…
Most of our Argentinian recipes use ingredients you can find in a regular supermarket. Where something less common is needed, we suggest easy alternatives.
They are inspired by Argentinian flavours and traditions, written originally and adapted to be practical for the home kitchen.