Chimichurri Recipe I Tuffy Stone
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- My take on the South American classic condiment, Chimichurri. If you love zesty, fresh flavors, then you'll love it! Goes with any grilled meats, but especially steak.
Tuffy Stone dubbed as “The Professor”.
Author of Cool Smoke - The Art of Great Barbecue.
French-trained Chef.
Judge and Co-host of America's show ‘BBQ Pitmasters’.
A 6-time BBQ World Champion
Was inducted into the 2018 BBQ Hall of Fame.
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Your channel has something special other bbq channel don’t have. Don’t know how to explain it, but it just does. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice! I love this stuff as it's so versatile in respect of Change what you add etc to your flavour preferences. I will be trying this one for sure!
Cheers Tuffy and keep up the good work 👏 ❤
Had some left over chimichurri for some rib eye and tried it on a grilled true cod fillet.We were surprised how well it went with fish and will be doing it in the future,but not this recipe,it`s kinda busy and is more like a salsa than chimichurri.
How long can you store this in the fridge?
Up to a week if you use fresh spices
Certainly a week, if refrigerated right after making. I have read that some people freeze it up to 3 months, but I have not done so, myself.
Hi, im from Argentina.. if you let the sauce in a glass recipe whit a cork and covered whith the olive oil in the fridge, you can store it for months, and gets better whit time! Nice to see this type of videos showing our food culture!
I can't having peanut oil, leave it out, substitute or move on?
You can either just use all olive oil or substitute vegetable oil for the peanut.
I don’t think Latin America would agree with “Greek oregano”... 😳