What do they eat in Argentina?

lots of meat

they have the among the highest incidence of colon cancer consequently

nothing, we're morti di fame

>>76378691
we wuz italians

>>76379223
Anything special about the local Italian food there?

>>76378691
literally italian food jej it's the same here
ravioli, cannoli (we have a region named after this dish), pasta in general, milanesa, stuff like that

argensímios narizones muertos de hambre. um real equivale a cinco pesos

>>76379292
Wouldn't whatever Peruvians/Bolivians eat be almost as notable nowadays?

>>76379271
They combined two dishes and created "milanese a la napolitana"

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>>76379336

>>76379528
It looks like milanesa with tomato sauce.

What do tomatoes have to do with Naples?

>>76379635
It's mozzarella and tomato, just like pizza

>>76379661
and ham

>>76379661
Pizza is American.

>>76378691
It's funny because as an Italian American, Argies have butchered Italian food so badly its not even Italian

For real Italian food, go to New York or Italy. Don't eat their bullshit with mate and burned meat

>>76379685
shut the fuck up nigger

>>76379744
kys

>>76379772
LARPing Spics are the worst. Just like how most Mexicans claim they're Spanish even though they're not, most Argies aren't Italian

>>76379806
Neither you are, you're American and nothing else.

I just bought a piece of argertinian parmisan from the local supermarket, shit was like 3$ per pound (for you americans). I wonder how can they make cheese so cheap.

>>76379661
That looks tasty though. Do Italians in Italy eat milanesa or is that strictly a new world thing?

>>76378691
They eat burned meat

>>76379762
Don't be a ignorant, nigger.

>>76379822
Fuck off you smelly Moorish rape baby.

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>>76379336

>>76378767
Well, it worth it

>>76379837
>I wonder how can they make cheese so cheap
it depends on the mammal

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>>76379336
1 real = 500 pesos
You mongoloid. I bet you're argentinian. You need to go back

>>76379744
>The American saying anything about butchering food

>>76379919
spotted the muh heritage burger

Don't pay attention to proxyfags
We are AMERINDIANS.

>>76380649
What's with all the Italian last names then?

>>76380709
Masters normally let their slaves adopt their surname.

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Empanadas

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>>76380758
thats a south ameican thing though
every country has its own version of empanada

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>>76380709
Spanish surnames adopted by Amerindians you mean.

>>76380825
What do Brazillians put in their empanadas?

>>76380917
monkey of course

>>76380758
>>76380709
>>76379223
>>76379292

lol no
it's just meat

>>76380943
empanadas de macaco?

>>76380943
is it delicious?

>>76380825
>every country has its own version of empanada


Yes, but most countries don't make real empanadas, empanadas made out of corn are not empanadas, just weird tropical country hot pockets.

Wheat is the only valid thing

>>76378691
Food

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>>76381021

>>76381045
fair enough, i heard that in equador they make empanada out of green banana

>>76381021
>>76380971
uma delicia

>>76378691
they eat shit

>>76381233
>says the country who eats american's dick

>>76381364
At least his country doesn't share a language with Mexico

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>>76381445
Can America say the same?

>>76381133

>>76379292
>we have a region named alert cannoli
wtf I love Argentina now

>>76381445
Yours do tho

>>76381562
That's Uruguay, burger.

>>76380880
>most common last names
>all Spanish

WTF Argentina?

>>76381864
no, he's right, it's rigthfully argentinian

>>76381924
>it's the Bolivians! they make 50% of our population!!

>>76381864
But hes not wrong.

>>76381445
In 13 years white people in the US will become a minority, what is your point?

>tfw no argie gf to feed me choripan, take me to the cancha on saturday and rattle off conspiracy theories about how the government is framing callejeros

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>>76381445
says the chicano

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>>76379772
What the hell are you talking about, Juan? You're the muh heritage retards, there is no a single drop of Spanish in our blood.

>>76381045
Ahora que lo mencionas, la cubierta de las empanadas con rellenos dulces de aquí saben diferente a las que llevan carne. Nunca me puse a pensar de qué estaba hecha la masa.
¿Qué les ponen allí y en Argentina?

They eat mostly wheat (actual wheat or as the main ingredient used in pastas) and weird meats like kidneys (riñones), brain, testicles and random glands like molleja.

But they also eat other stuff less frequently like:

empanadas (a basic pastry filled with cooked meat)
alfajores (a small, hard and dry cake filled with dulce de leche and covered with chocolate)
dulce de leche (sweer condensed mill caramelized)
sausage sandwich with chimichurri sauce
chimichurri sauce (a basic vinagrette sauce prepared with vinager, olive oil, parsley, onions and several spices)

>>76379685
>>76379744
As an Italian Brit, this

>>76382457
>tagalog
Fucking brown chinks, Hawaiian should be the second language.

>>76382617 for (you) >>76379806

>>76382734
>chimichurri
Love that shit

>>76382617
¿Qué le ponemos de relleno? Lo más común es carne (picada o cortada en cubos, suave o picante), pollo, jamón y queso, humita (crema de maíz), atún, cuatro quesos, queso y cebolla, y napolitana. Hay muchos más gustos pero depende del lugar que los haga.

>>76381445
>USA
hola ese

>>76382734
chimichurri sounds delicious

>>76381021
Sim

>>76382404
iktf

>>76382734
we do eat most organs but not the testicles

endangered baby dolphins

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>>76381045
>empanadas made out of corn are not empanadas
yeah well fuck you, i'll keep doing cassava empanada you like it or not

>>76383385
they invaded our beaches, they had to pay
sopa de delfín una delicia

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>>76383385
that'd be a good gimmick

>>76378691

There is a Youtube channel called "Locos x el asado" who teachs you how to make argentine dishes, but just the ones who uses meat.

Pretty cool 2bh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0M-UMa89cc

>>76381045
Our empanadas are also made of wheat, the same with pastes and molotes. All different things, all available at the same time

>>76382734

Well, brazilians eat them too... You guys eat chicken heart, for example.

I'm pretty sure they don't eat testicles or brain, but they eat kidneys like us, even brits eats them... It's great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qj99nITbtC0

>>76383521
We do not like the damn dolphins and we kill them painfully every time we see one, something more Ahmed?

>>76383741
I ate brain once. Can't cook it like an asado tho, you either grind it and use it like any other grinded meat, or fry it. Tasted like chicken

>>76382734
Kidneys are delicious tbqh

>>76383875

My dad told me that their family used to eat brain in the pasta, i mean, inside the raviolis... Because he was poor and that was the cheapest "meat".

Since then we don't eat brain anymore, it's a poor poor poor tier food.

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>>76383741

Chicken hearts are actually delicious. Next time you cook a barbecue try puting some on a stick and roasting them until the outside is crispy and slightly burn and the inside is well done.

Better yet. Let me know when you're coming to Brazil. I'll slip an extra chicken heart skewer on the barby for ya.

>>76383952
yeah, it's fatty as fuck too, but I think the low price is because most people are weirded out by it and there are no known or popular meal using it
tongue with vinagrette are a common cold entry here what about there

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>>76382734
I have no stats, but I think nalga, peceto, colita de cuadril, vacio and asado are the most eaten ones here.
With Lomo being the expensive one eaten not every week.

osobuco used to be gifted away at butchers shops because no one bought it, and therefore used by people to feed their dogs.

>>76384018
The master chef TV show here in brazil had an episode this season were the partipantes had to cok a dish using meats that are considered gross like livers, kdneys, brain, testicles, penis and so on.

One of the judges is an important chef who happens to be argentinian and she taught them to cook brain alla milanese.

Also this week's episode had a part were they had to cook dishes inspired by latin american countries and inside the argentinian box thre was a bottle of wine, wheat and a couple molleja glands. And she said they are delicious.

>>76384006
Chicken hearts are great.

>>76384356

Mollejas are common in asados, pretty tasty... It's an entry, you can eat them with bread.


>>76384018

Not common, but yes.

>>76382734
Brain isn't bad desu

>>76384356
>a bottle of wine, wheat and a couple molleja glands
quintessentially pampean
and yeah, mollejas are great, but fatty and expensive

>>76384455
>>76384458
>>76384517
here, I found the episode were the argentinian chef cooks brain

https://youtu.be/84gNl4Z_8-4?t=335

>>76384762
>aspiring chefs
>getting this triggered by a bunch of guts

>>76383652
Esos son chetos de country...minoria no-amerindia que no representa ni el 0,5% de la poblacion argentina.

>>76385266

hace un par de años hubo un "mundial de asado" no se donde.
enviaron a un equipo formado por un "Kevin" y mujeres. Perdimos mal.

https://www.clarin.com/sociedad/Argentina-subio-podio-Mundial-Asado_0_rJXxIpwivQx.html

>>76385341

En 2013 los eligieron a esos "chetos de country" y salieron terceros.

En 2015 eligieron a unos provincianos y salieron últimos.

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>>76381233
t. raw fish with overcooking rice

>>76385341

como queman la carne es imposible ganar una competicion en otro lado del mundo

>>76386155

No se entendió lo que quisiste decír, usa los signos.

De igual manera quedaron eliminados porque se rehusaron a utilizar salsa barbacoa en un plato, por "muh traditions", y era un ingrediente obligatorio.

Por patriotas quedaron descalificados.

http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1802331-por-no-seguir-las-reglas-argentina-quedo-en-el-ultimo-puesto-del-mundial-de-asados

>>76378691
Beef, Asado, Empanadas, Pasta, Pizza, Wine. Pretty based if you ask me.

>>76386420
What's the difference between "beef" and "asado"?

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>>76378691
A lot of pic related, beef, pastas, sausages, polenta, spanish tortillas, omelettes, empanadas, tarts, meat pie, etc

>>76386155
we dont eat raw meat like fucking savages

>>76386155
La idea es que quede cocida sin quedar seca, si la pasaste te dicen que te quedó mal. No como en gringolandia que la queman por afuera y chorrea sangre cuando la cortan.

>>76386581
beef can be cooked, fried, boiled in bits and made soup, etc
asado = bbq. plus any animal can be bbq'd, that's the trad of the true gaucho

>>76379635
Nothing. Napolitana comes from Jorge Napoli, the said inventor.

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>>76386800
>plus any animal can be bbq'd, that's the trad of the true gaucho
True dat "Todo bicho que camina va a parar al asador"

>>76386800
>boiled in bits
STEWED
my bad, thanks reverso.com

>>76386865
My grandpa used to eat this. He also ate caimans (a crocodile native to brazil), teiú (a giant lizard), deer, pheasants and pretty much everything he could catch.

No monkeys tho.

He also claims to have killed two jaguars. Once on purpose and one time when he woke up and there was one searching their stuff on the camp.

Interisting stories, he used to work as an cowboy moving cattle inside brazil until the big trucks made horses and walking obsolete.

>>76386581
asado is a smorgasbord of different cuts and offal m8

>>76384006
I love Brazilian swords places
>>76384762
>>76383952
>>76384018
We also eat brains
There's tacos de cabeza, they're made with brains, tongue, cheeks and all things head
It's usually more expensive than regular meats