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Chimichurri or chimmichurri is a green sauce used for grilled meat, originally from Argentina. It is based on finely-chopped parsley, minced garlic, olive oil, oregano, and white or red wine vinegar. Wikipedia

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Little known fact: Magic Johnson got his nickname because he was an enthusiastic Magic The Gathering player.
Huh. I was under the impression he didn't put much effort into Magic: The Gathering and that's why he was forced into basketball.

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Chimichurri or chimmichurri is a green sauce used for grilled meat, originally from Argentina. It is based on finely-chopped parsley, minced garlic, olive oil, oregano, and white or red wine vinegar. Wikipedia

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Made some pretty good chimichurri for somebody's recipe in this thread (Osaurus, maybe?) like 3 Christmases ago.

 
Anyone here a fan of Chimichurri? It is one of my favorite sauces. I recently marinaded shrimp overnight in it. Results: :moneybag:
I'm listening...
Make skirt steak with it as a topping, but it's great as a marinade on most proteins too. I have even used it on a sort of Argentinian pizza with strips of skirt steak, red onions, and queso fresco. Obligatory pic.
I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter or recipe book. :thumbup: Where can I get this...Chimichurri?
You can buy it at most upscale grocers, but I always make mine fresh, which is really easy. I'll post the recipe later.
Please do.
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I wanted to bump the FBG's Kitchen: The Blog thread as it is really good and has been neglected for a while so as promised, here is the link to my Chimichurri recipe.
Ok so it was 3 Thanksgivings ago.

 
St. Louis Bob said:
My wife has trouble with difficult tasks like reading a calendar. So I just made a 70 mile round trip to the dentist's office for no reason because Dylan's appointment is next Tuesday. I'm not happy.
You should move to a part of the country with more than one dentist.

 
Better formatting:

2 bunches flat leaf parsley (no stems)

8 cloves garlic (peeled)

5 tablespoons white vinegar

5 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon coarse salt

1/2 teaspoon dried oregano

1/2 to 1 teaspoon hot pepper flakes to taste (I go more than this occasionally)

1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper

1 cup extra virgin olive oil

Mix everything but the the parsley in a food processor or a blender as an alternative

When the mixture is smooth, start adding 1 bunch of parsley. Run food processor/blender until desired consistency.

Add more parsley as needed. I added almost two full bunches.
 
Better formatting:

2 bunches flat leaf parsley (no stems)

8 cloves garlic (peeled)

5 tablespoons white vinegar

5 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon coarse salt

1/2 teaspoon dried oregano

1/2 to 1 teaspoon hot pepper flakes to taste (I go more than this occasionally)

1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper

1 cup extra virgin olive oil

Mix everything but the the parsley in a food processor or a blender as an alternative

When the mixture is smooth, start adding 1 bunch of parsley. Run food processor/blender until desired consistency.

Add more parsley as needed. I added almost two full bunches.
This is akin to posting a Bloody Mary recipe...pretty straightforward
 
Better formatting:

2 bunches flat leaf parsley (no stems)

8 cloves garlic (peeled)

5 tablespoons white vinegar

5 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon coarse salt

1/2 teaspoon dried oregano

1/2 to 1 teaspoon hot pepper flakes to taste (I go more than this occasionally)

1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper

1 cup extra virgin olive oil

Mix everything but the the parsley in a food processor or a blender as an alternative

When the mixture is smooth, start adding 1 bunch of parsley. Run food processor/blender until desired consistency.

Add more parsley as needed. I added almost two full bunches.
This is akin to posting a Bloody Mary recipe...pretty straightforward
Sorry Emeril

 
Better formatting:

2 bunches flat leaf parsley (no stems)

8 cloves garlic (peeled)

5 tablespoons white vinegar

5 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon coarse salt

1/2 teaspoon dried oregano

1/2 to 1 teaspoon hot pepper flakes to taste (I go more than this occasionally)

1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper

1 cup extra virgin olive oil

Mix everything but the the parsley in a food processor or a blender as an alternative

When the mixture is smooth, start adding 1 bunch of parsley. Run food processor/blender until desired consistency.

Add more parsley as needed. I added almost two full bunches.
This is akin to posting a Bloody Mary recipe...pretty straightforward
Sorry Emeril
Minnesconsin is a special place, huh?

 
Better formatting:

2 bunches flat leaf parsley (no stems)

8 cloves garlic (peeled)

5 tablespoons white vinegar

5 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon coarse salt

1/2 teaspoon dried oregano

1/2 to 1 teaspoon hot pepper flakes to taste (I go more than this occasionally)

1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper

1 cup extra virgin olive oil

Mix everything but the the parsley in a food processor or a blender as an alternative

When the mixture is smooth, start adding 1 bunch of parsley. Run food processor/blender until desired consistency.

Add more parsley as needed. I added almost two full bunches.
This is akin to posting a Bloody Mary recipe...pretty straightforward
Sorry Emeril
Minnesconsin is a special place, huh?
Minnesota nice doesn't apply to everyone.

 
Chimichurri or chimmichurri is a green sauce used for grilled meat, originally from Argentina. It is based on finely-chopped parsley, minced garlic, olive oil, oregano, and white or red wine vinegar. Wikipedia

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I didn't make this for dinner tomorrow because the name reminded me of Cockney chimney sweeps.
 
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Chimichurri or chimmichurri is a green sauce used for grilled meat, originally from Argentina. It is based on finely-chopped parsley, minced garlic, olive oil, oregano, and white or red wine vinegar. Wikipedia

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I didn't make this for dinner tomorrow because the name reminded me of Cockney chimney sweeps.
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Officer Pete Malloy said:
General Malaise said:
Huge fan of the very underrated Tri-Tip, but my god, the two small words pushed together will never cease to make me snicker.
Makes brisket look like Steak-Ums.
Sounds like somebody doesn't know how to properly cook a brisket.

If skills or time is in short supply, tri-tip wins, but in the right hands and at least six hours, brisket wins in a landslide

 
Officer Pete Malloy said:
General Malaise said:
Huge fan of the very underrated Tri-Tip, but my god, the two small words pushed together will never cease to make me snicker.
Makes brisket look like Steak-Ums.
Sounds like somebody doesn't know how to properly cook a brisket.

If skills or time is in short supply, tri-tip wins, but in the right hands and at least six hours, brisket wins in a landslide
We're talking food here, Joe Bryant. Not doing taxes.

 
Officer Pete Malloy said:
General Malaise said:
Huge fan of the very underrated Tri-Tip, but my god, the two small words pushed together will never cease to make me snicker.
Makes brisket look like Steak-Ums.
Sounds like somebody doesn't know how to properly cook a brisket.

If skills or time is in short supply, tri-tip wins, but in the right hands and at least six hours, brisket wins in a landslide
We're talking food here, Joe Bryant. Not doing taxes.
Its what it costs. If you can't afford the time, you don't get the prime

 

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