10 Favorite Foods Of Argentinos....!!

[ajoknoblauch]

Can Provoleta make the list without causing too much controversy?

I love provoleta, which a chef friend of mine described as the "grilled cheese sandwich without the bread." For health reasons, I rarely eat it any more but, if out with friends, I try to get them to share one as an entrada so that I can get a bite without feeling too regretful about it.

 

[Jaredberryman]

What I love about Buenos Aires is that you can go and get fresh pasta from a local pasta factory almost at any time and it has just been made. It is much better than store bought pasta, and you just make yourself a nice sauce and throw the pasta into some hot water. In ten minutes you have a high quality meal. Fortunately, I have been able to find some more variety than what is listed here on this forum!

 

[Lamb]

And there is matambre a la pizza

make that 'anything a la pizza'

 

[scotttswan]

make that 'anything a la pizza'

Lamb in patagonia is nice, shame they've not worked out a way to cheaply transport that stuff around the country!

 

[HelaineT]

Gringoboy, I don't know Zona Norte at all, but on the north side of the city is my friend Shahrukh's Indian restaurant, Tandoor: https://www.facebook.com/TandoorBA

 

[garryl]

Can Provoleta make the list without causing too much controversy?

Yes, indeed

 

[garryl]

Yes, indeed

Could not take a crap or release gas after I eat the massive grilled Argentino Provoleta.
Clog my entire internal system. Sorry to be so gross, can't help to tell the truth.

 

[germano]

One more: Facturas (with a good coffee or more Argentinian style with mate):

 

[ajoknoblauch]

One more: Facturas (with a good coffee or more Argentinian style with mate):

I once got a reader letter recommending the "fracturas." In reality, the only ones I can stand are the medialunas.

 

[germano]

I once got a reader letter recommending the "fracturas." In reality, the only ones I can stand are the medialunas.

Medialunas and everything with crema pasterlera!