
🇦🇷 ArgentinaCatalog recipe
Chorizo grilled slowly over coals, butterflied and seared on its cut face, then packed into crusty bread with garlicky chimichurri spooned on without restraint.
How hard is it
On the table in 25 minutes.
2 moments where you are juggling two things at once. Searing needs a properly hot pan.
For 4 servings.
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Make the chimichurri: finely chop the parsley and garlic, then stir with the vinegar, oil, chili flake, and a pinch of salt in a small bowl.
Set the chimichurri aside to let the flavors meld while the grill heats.
Heat the grill to medium and lay the chorizos over the coals.
Grill slowly, turning occasionally, until cooked through, 12–15 minutes.
Butterfly each chorizo lengthwise and sear the cut face for a minute — the mariposa (butterfly) style.
Split the baguettes and warm them cut-side down on the grill for a few seconds.
Stuff the chorizo into the bread and spoon the chimichurri over without restraint.
💡 The butterfly cut doubles the crust and holds triple the sauce — physics in your favor.
Eat right away while the bread is warm and the chorizo still sizzles.
Chori + pan — sausage plus bread: the equation needs no marketing. It opens every asado and feeds every fútbol crowd; upgrading it is allowed, skipping it is not.
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