The name possibly derives from Basque tximitxurri, brought by Basque immigrants to the Pampas in the 19th century.
Argentina's perfect pairing — a charred beef steak resting in a pool of vivid chimichurri of parsley, oregano, garlic and red wine vinegar. The backbone of the Argentine table.
Make chimichurri: combine all ingredients. Rest 30 minutes minimum.
Season steaks generously. Grill over highest heat 3 minutes per side for medium-rare.
Rest steaks 5 minutes.
Spoon chimichurri generously over resting steaks.
Serve with more chimichurri alongside.
Make chimichurri at least 30 minutes ahead — the garlic and herbs need time to mellow.
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