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A fiery take on the classic Argentinian Chimichurri, this sauce brings together the aromatic herbs of the traditional recipe with a spicy kick, making it perfect for those who crave an extra punch in their dishes.
If you're looking for a deeper flavor, try roasting the chili peppers before adding them to the mix. This will give the Chimichurri a smoky undertone that pairs wonderfully with grilled meats.
Chimichurri is often considered the BBQ sauce of Argentina. It's traditionally served with grilled meats, especially during the country's famous "asados" or barbecues. The name "Chimichurri" is believed to have originated from the Basque term "tximitxurri", which loosely translates to "a mixture of several things in no particular order".
Scoville units: Red chili peppers: 30,000 - 50,000 Scoville units.
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