Food and Recipes

Food is one of the best ways to experience a place: her people and the local culture. Your stay in Buenos Aires may have you hearing Asados every day, and you are probably wondering why. Well, here's why. Argentina is well-known for its Asado- a technique and the social event of having and attending a barbeque.

One of the easiest ways to brew yerba mate. It's brewed similar to coffee. You may want to pick a yerba mate that has bigger leaves and includes stems so it doesn't seem through the plunger as you push down.

Are you wondering what are empanadas? If yes, you should check out this complete guide with everything you need to know to include a recipe on making them.

If you get the munchies while drinking yerba mate, you’re not alone. There’s something about the warm, bitter taste of a buen mate that makes you want to snack. Luckily, you’ve got plenty of options for foods that go well with drinking yerba mate – and they’re all as tasty as can be.

These crepes will bring a sweet, earthy flavor to your morning. You’ll love the subtle combination of fall-inspired spices with sweet apples and hearty yerba mate. This recipe works with any type of brewed yerba mate.

There are few places in the world that will make you want to travel there just to eat! Explore these traditional Argentina dishes you don't want to miss out on.

Let’s go into what makes yerba mate an excellent cocktail ingredient, how it’s used, and the top five cocktail recipes out there today.

Alfajores are one of the tastiest cookies ever created! Here's an in-depth guide on the history of the delicious South American treat.