Pork, Pork, and More Pork: Bondiola Argentina
This meaty mix was an ideal platform for the sharp, spicy, garlic/herb flavor of the chimichurri and the sweeter, crisper salad-like “sauce” of salsa criolla.
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Chimichurris, Dominican Street Burgers
The word chimichurri refers to a South American sauce used in sandwiches and on grilled meats. Popular in Argentina, it is made from parsley, garlic, olive oil, red wine vinegar, and a little dried...
September List Sandwiches and August Wrapup
Greeting sandwich fans, it’s the first of September and we’ve got three new sandwiches to cover on the Tribunal this month. They run the gamut this month, from a Depression-era snack to an overstuffed...
Morcipán, Choripán’s Dark Twin
A funny thing happened this month while I was working on my post about Choripán. I happened to look again at the screencap from this month’s section of The List and notice something I hadn’t before....
Choripán, a South American Sausage-inna-bun
You may in fact be getting bored of me talking about how great South American sandwiches are. I advise that you keep that to yourself for a moment. You might learn something. Choripán as a...
The Hangover Helper
Medical science has a thing or three (or ten, or thirty) to say about the best and worst things for a hangover. Toast and water. Bananas. Soup. Freakin’ quinoa. What you don’t need, says science, are...
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