The soul of the grill in a vibrant emulsion. This chimichurri balances fresh parsley with deep garlic, all tied together by the right hit of vinegar. A bold infusion that wakes up every fiber of grilled meat and connects the table to the tradition of asado. Powerful, herbal, and essential.
Wash and dry the parsley very well. Chop it finely by knife, leaving some texture; if it is wet or turned into paste, the chimichurri loses brightness.
Mince the garlic very finely and mix it in a bowl with the dried oregano, chili flakes, salt, and black pepper. It should form an intense aromatic base, but not a paste.
Add the red wine vinegar and warm water. Mix and let it rest for
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Fold in the chopped parsley, then stream in the extra-virgin olive oil while stirring with a spoon. Do not whisk hard: we want a loose, glossy, herbal sauce.
Let the chimichurri rest for 20 minutes at room temperature before using. It should smell fresh, tangy, and garlicky, with green-tinted oil and herbs evenly distributed.
