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Pick Up The Fork

A Serious Eater's Guide to Buenos Aires and Beyond

Raspberry Cheesecake Buenos Aires Style

Posted on September 11, 2010 3 Comments

Argies have very particular taste buds that often times defy rhyme or reason.  Some of my favorite locals have strong beliefs about food… for example, (all these should use air quotes and spoken in a very sarcastic tone) egg whites are “heavy,” a tiny bit of ground pepper is “spicy,” sushi = food poisoning.  Kilos […]

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Challah Baking Extravaganza

Posted on August 21, 2010 5 Comments

After much tweaking, and failed attempts, my Challah recipe is starting to turn out absolutely perfect. It’s good to make this while you are stressed out and wanna punch a bitch in the face. Bitch punching = killer kneading.  A definite time consumer, I wouldn’t recommend starting to bake it and hour before you are […]

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Melão: A Culinary Recorrido del Mundo

Posted on August 19, 2010 6 Comments

Melão: A Culinary Recorrido del Mundo

At Melão (Castillo 52), diners get the chance to sample dishes from countries like Cuba, Vietnam, Jamaica, India, Ireland, Mexico, Madagascar, just to name a few. Argentines, known for not being the most adventurous of eaters, are able to break out of their culinary comfort zones to try cuisines from around the world.

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Cheap Dinner Challenge

Posted on August 14, 2010 4 Comments

With a lack of funds, due to excessive over spending and my depressing salary, I embarked on a cooking challenge.  Dinner for two people, for 7 nights, no going out to eat, no ordering in, budget of only 40 pesos and my pathetic excuse of a pantry that was barely stocked.  I’ll spare you the […]

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Florencio Bistró & Patisserie

Posted on March 20, 2010 12 Comments

Florencio Bistró & Patisserie

On a small cobblestone street behind the British Embassy in Recoleta you can find the cutest little café bistro you ever did see. Florencio (Francisco de Vittoria 2363) fits only about 10-15 people with 5 small tables inside and one small table outside on the sidewalk. The menu includes items like sandwiches, tartas, baked goods, […]

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The Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie

Posted on March 10, 2010 2 Comments

The Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie

For a long time I stuck by the same ole choco chip cookie recipe. The last few times I’ve made them, I wasn’t happy with the results. The cookies failed me! How hard is it to make cookies not taste good? Actually almost impossible. So I changed the bitch up. This time I was going […]

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Brownies, two ways

Posted on February 20, 2010 5 Comments

What kind of brownies should I make? Dulce de leche to porteño-ize, or cheesecake to yanki-nate? Both? Done. You would think that taking on these tasks would be moderately time consuming, indulgent, and messy. Maybe. But the hardest part was finding the main ingredients: cocoa powder and high quality semi sweet baking chocolate. 

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Who doesn’t love a cupcake?

Posted on January 31, 2010 Leave a Comment

Who doesn’t love a cupcake?

Sitting in Muma’s, a tiny cupcake (and muffin) bakery in the overly trendy Palermo Soho area, is one of the most pleasant experiences I’ve had in a while.

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Oui Oui, Brunch Brunch, Yes Yes

Posted on November 15, 2009 7 Comments

Oui Oui, Brunch Brunch, Yes Yes

The pioneer in the Buenos Aires brunch movement, Oui Oui has been around since the beginning, brunchificando the hell out of Palermo Hollywood.  A French-inspired cozy café,  Oui Oui has two locations on Nicaragua street in PoHo: the original in the middle of the street and the almacén version on the corner of Dorrego y […]

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