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We recently went to a place near home called “Empanadas 25 sabores”, and although the name does not seem to have anything to do with what we ordered, we must say that we were surprised with the wide variety of dishes offered there, these range from empanadas, cachapas, soups, grills, among others. We had been wanting to try a good traditional grill for a day so that's what we ordered.
The grill has dozens of variants around the world and these depend mostly on the region. We know that in Argentina, for example, they are quite popular, but there is no doubt that in most parts of the world charcoal grills are used to cook meat and its by-products on a daily basis. The grill we ordered consisted of beef (solomo), chorizo, chinchurria (small intestine of the cow), parboiled yucca and guasacaca (sauce based on different seasonings).
As you can see in the photos, this is how the parrillas are usually served here in Venezuela, although there are also other variations. In the following photo you will see the guasacaca, this is composed of avocado, green bell pepper, onion, garlic and cilantro, mainly.
The value of this grill for two people (although it is really enough for 3) was 12$, taking into account the quality and quantity we consider that it is a good price. But tell us, how do the restaurants serve the grill in your country?
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