Photo by: Photo: Johnny Autry; Styling: Mary Clayton Carl
Taste and Texture: This classic Argentinian meat condiment is bright, fresh, and tart, with a touch of spicy heat; thin-bodied but loaded with chopped herbs for vibrant "green" flavor. Try with: Grilled steak, chicken, or fish; roasted leg of lamb; roasted new potatoes, fingerling potatoes, or baby carrots; sandwiches as a dipping sauce; grilled bread; raw oysters on the half shell. To Your Health: A smidgen of heart-smart olive oil is the only significant source of fat.
Cooking Light APRIL 2012
1. Combine parsley, cilantro, oregano, and garlic in a food processor, and process until finely chopped. Add lime rind and the remaining ingredients to herb mixture; process until herbs are very finely chopped and mixture is well combined.
Use the freshest, most pristine herbs you can find for the best flavor. Stick to the leaves and try not to incorporate the thick stems, which can taste bitter.
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